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Dicey Riley's Apple Cake 
Great tasting cake.  Whiskey is optional but Dicey Riley would have 
thought it important.
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	Dicey Riley was a famed Dublin street character, immortalized in a popular 
	ballad.   
	"Poor Old Dicey Riley, she has taken to the sup 
	Poor Old Dicey Riley, she will never give it up." 
	Part of the St. 
	Patrick's Day Menu  | 
   
  
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	Ingredients | 
	
    Preparation Notes | 
	 
  
	| 1/2 lb | 
	Butter | 
	
    -   Preheat oven to 350 degrees
 
    -   In large bowl, cream butter
 
    -   Add eggs, beating after each is added 
 
    -   Add baking powder and flour, mix well
 
    -   In a greased spring form pan, pour half of the 
	batter
 
	-   Mix together cinnamon and sugar in separate cup or 
	bowl
 
    -   Arrange 1/2 to 2/3 of the apples over the batter
 
    -   Sprinkle 1/2 of cinnamon sugar mixture over the 
	apples
 
    -    Pour remaining batter over the apples
 
    -   Arrange remaining apples on top of the batter
 
	-   Sprinkle remaining cinnamon and sugar over apples
 
	-   Bake for 50 minutes at 350 
 
	-   Remove from oven and cool.
 
	-   Sprinkle top with whiskey if desired.
 
 
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	| 1 C | 
	Sugar | 
	 
  
	| 4 Lg  | 
	Eggs | 
	 
  
	| 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 C | 
	Flour | 
	 
  
	| 1 tsp | 
	Baking Powder | 
	 
  
	| 3 | 
	Tart Apples, 
	peeled, cored and sliced thin | 
	 
  
	| 2 tsp  | 
	Sugar | 
	 
  
	| 1 1/2 Tsp | 
	Cinnamon | 
	 
  
	| 4 Tbsp | 
	Irish Whiskey 
	(optional) | 
	 
  
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