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1/2 cups milk  
tsp. vanilla extract  
/2 tsp. almond extract  
/4 cup raisins  
red and green food coloring.  
Preheat oven at 325F.  
Whip egg whites  
Cream butter, sugar and egg yolks together.  
Sift flour, salt and baking powder together. Fold into creamed mixture, alternating with  
the milk.  
Add vanilla and almond extracts. Fold in egg whites.  
Separate 1/3 of dough and add green food coloring. Add red food coloring and raisins to  
remaining dough.  
Grease and flour a large round tube pan, then insert vertically a waxed paper circle  
"fence" 2 inches from the edge of the pan.  
Pour green dough OUTSIDE fence and raisin/red dough INSIDE fence.  
Remove "fence" and place pan into oven on middle rack.  
Bake for 1 1/2 to 2 hours.  
Note: If you wish to make an Easter Egg Cake, take five ½ cup portions of dough in  
separate cups. Use egg dye to color each portion a different color. Pour in half of the  
remaining dough into the pan; add the colored dough evenly. Pour the rest of the dough  
over the top.  
Use a table knife to cut down into the dough from center to outside, all around. Then in  
different places, cut dough from outside to center. Then one circle to the left, and one  
circle to the right. Decorate with thin white frosting and green dyed coconut nests with  
jelly bean eggs.  
For Halloween, use 1 cup orange, and 1 cup black colored dough. Alternate the same  
way. ORANGE icing and black jelly beans on top.  
To make a Christmas Cake, do as Easter egg recipe above, but only make 1 cup of green  
and 1 cup of red. Alternate the same way. White icing drizzled down the sides.  
Fourth of July is, of course, red and blue dough, alternated the same way. If adults are  
watchful, one could put a sparkler on top when it's served.  


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