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Dundee Cake with Hot Marmalade Sauce

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Dundee Cake with Hot Marmalade SauceMARK THOMAS

Dundee has been synonymous with marmalade for hundreds of years. The story goes that around 1700, an enterprising Dundee housewife crafted marmalade as we know it from a boatload of bitter Seville oranges purchased by her husband from a Spanish ship stranded in the harbor. In this recipe, marmalade is gently heated with orange juice and whisky until it liquefies, then the sauce is poured over the cake.

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High-quality candied orange peel is available at most candy shops.

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