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The holy trinity of baking spices: ginger, cassia-cinnamon and allspice combine in this traditional medieval spice blend called Poudre Douce. It makes this upside-down fruit cake an essential for the winter holidays -- and it's a table-top stunner, too! We made a festive selection of dried fruits over the classic pineapple to allow the spices to shine through. Less sweet than those pineapple upside-down cakes of our childhoods, we like this cake at brunch as well as for dessert!
Instructions
1
2-1/2 teaspoons brown sugar
2
1 teaspoon Powder Ginger
3
1 tablespoon Cassia Indonesian Cinnamon
4
1/2 teaspoon Jamaican Allspice
5
1/3 teaspoon Kosher Salt
Chef's Notes
Flavor Alternatives
Also delicious with Advieh or Ras el Hanout. You can also substitute Maple Sugar for the brown sugar in both the cake and topping. Are you a ginger lover? Then finely chop a few pieces of candied ginger, and add to the dried fruit topping!
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