
Easter cake with cognac
Easter cake, prepared with the addition of cognac, has a very interesting aroma and does not stale for longer. So that the alcoholic accent is pronounced, not unobtrusive, we first soak the raisins in cognac. The pulp of the dried fruit will retain the aroma and cognac bitterness, which, against the background of a delicate sweet dough, will delicately contrast, but will not completely overshadow the taste of baked goods. The preparation of the dough for such a cake is a classic, sponge way. The recipe is designed to use both fresh and dry yeast.