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12/16/2009

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Jane Echols

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Angel Food Cake

bullet1 cup sifted Swan’s Down Cake Flour
bullet¾ cup + 2 TBLS sugar, sifted
bullet1 ½ cups (12) egg whites (use large eggs)
bullet1 ½ teaspoons cream of tarter
bullet½ teaspoon salt
bullet¾ cup sifted sugar
bullet1 ½ teaspoons vanilla extract
bullet½ teaspoon almond extract

Have tube pan ready. Do not grease!!!!! Preheat oven to 350.

Measure flour and first noted sugar and put in a sifter. Sift together three times and set aside.

Put egg whites, cream of tartar, and salt in a large mixing bowl. Beat on high with mixer until foamy; gradually add second amount of sugar, two tablespoons at a time, while still beating. Continue beating until mixture forms stiff peaks.

Fold in flavorings.

Gradually sift sugar and flour mixture over meringue (a bit at a time) and fold gently until mixture disappears.

Pour into tube cake pan and bake 35 minutes. Invert on bottle to cool.

Slice and top with fruit of choice!

NOTE: This is a recipe from a good friend here in Ft. Myers and it is a wonderful cake! She said she has never measured the egg whites, just uses a dozen large eggs. When I separated them, I did it one at a time in a bowl, putting each egg white into my Kitchen Aid bowl as I did them. Mother had told me to do that in case a yolk broke, and the fourth one I opened DID break! I also measured the flour and put it in a sifter, then the sugar on top of it. I spread out two pieces of wax paper and sifted them back and forth the three times. Then I sifted the second bit of sugar, as called for in the recipe. When I folded that mixture into the egg whites, I put it back in the sifter and sifted it a bit at a time over the whites and folded them into the egg white mixture. And I did not find a bottle that fit my tube pan, so I put cookie racks on top of two of my pottery utensil holders and inverted the cake on that.