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  1. Wow! Yummy and mouthwatering! I grew up in a Catholic Community in Mazagaon in Bombay. They were original Portuguese descendants and Christmas was always one of my sweetest memories of my childhood! We were Brahmins from Benaras, but I was a permanent fixture in the boys’ group till 5th of January, when we dismantled the crib. 😀

    Your article took me down the fragrant memory lane! 🙂

  2. Excellent post with intricate details. I appreciate your idea of “we avoid the concept of buying Christmas cake since we prefer to bake our own cakes.”.

    Its like me liking Bhapa Ilish and Sorshe bata Chingri prepared in our home than eating it at Bhajohari Manna or 6 Ballygunge place.

  3. Miss Nahomes fruit cake… Though yours too look yummy mind sending over. Happy Christmas in Advance

  4. Looks so yummy. I asked many of my Christian friends, whether they make the cake at home. None answered yes, they all but from cake shop. Nice to know that you are continuing the tradition of making cake at home. First time in cake recipe seeing Peta …

  5. Dada can u give me some name of bakery shop and contact no. In bakebagan .All i have to do to carry all the dry ingredients to them ,they will mix i and bake is it?

    1. You have to carry all ingredients not only dry like butter, egg etc. They will only help with their massive oven and of course mixing skills. I have put a map in my post with detailed location. There are quite a few bakeries out there…

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