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The food in england... a Chocolate Yule Log

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The food in england... a Chocolate Yule Log

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Start with a basic sponge as if you were making Swiss Roll, but replace one quantity of flour with cocoa powder.
75g (3oz) caster sugar
3 eggs
pinch of salt
50g (2oz) plain flour
25g (1oz) cocoa powder

To begin, line a 18 x 28cm (7 x 11in) Swiss-roll tin with baking parchment and grease well. Do this, even if you're using a non-stick Swiss-roll tin.
Pre-heat your oven to Gas 4/180°C/350°F.
Beat the eggs and sugar until pale and fluffy. They will increase in volume, so make sure you use a large bowl. You're done when you lift your whisk out and it leaves a ribbon trail.
Now gently fold in the flour and cocoa powder. Use a big spoon and work quickly. You don't want to knock out too much of the air that you've just worked so hard to put in.
Pour the mixture into the prepared tin and spread out.
Bake for approx. 20-25 mins. It's done when the centre of the cake springs back when lightly pressed.
Remove the sponge from the oven and turn out onto another sheet of greaseproof paper that you've sprinkled with sugar. Leaving both sheets of paper in place, gently roll up the sponge. Place somewhere safe and leave until completely cooled.
Meanwhile, make the filling.
For the chocolate filling you can either make chocolate butter icing or mix a thick chocolate cream. Choose whichever you like better.
Chocolate Butter Icing
This is easy to make. Just mix
75g (3oz) butter
150g (6oz) sifted icing sugar

2 tsp cocoa powder
1-2 tbsp water

together until light and fluffy.
Chocolate Cream
Somehow, this comes out lighter than the butter cream mixture. Make sure you use really good dark chocolate (at least 70% cocoa solids) for the cream. Cheap chocolate does nothing for your yule log.
You need:
284ml carton whipping cream

200g (8oz) best dark chocolate

Break up the chocolate into chunks and melt over a bowl of hot (not boiling!) water. Make sure the water does not touch the bowl or the chocolate will curdle.
In a small pan heat the cream. When close to boiling point, take off the heat and stir gently into the melted chocolate until completely combined.
Leave to cool, then place in the fridge to chill.
When ready to use (and very cold) beat the mixture until fluffy. Go careful here, you don't want to end up with chocolate butter!
Assembling the Yule Log
When ready to assemble, carefully unroll your sponge and peel off the greaseproof backing paper.
Spread about 1/4 of the filling over the sponge, then roll up carefully with the help of the second, sugar-covered paper.
Place on a large plate or tray, join underneath.
Cover with the rest of the chocolate cream. You can do this quite roughly with a spatula. Alternatively, use a fork to mark the covering into the resemblance of tree bark.
Dust with a little cocoa powder or sprinkle dark chocolate curls and shavings over the top.
Decorate with holly leaves and berries.g

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http://www.factretriever.com/christmas-facts

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They put up big christmas trees like us

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this is the stocking like what we do.

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http://www.thehistoryofchristmas.com/traditions/england.htm
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_England
http://www.whychristmas.com/cultures/uk.shtml
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they love to decorate christmas trees

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1.They enjoy beautiful Christmas music. They love to decorate Christmas Trees, also hang up branches of an evergreen .
2. It is cold, wet, and foggy during Christmas.
3.Families put up holly, ivy, other evergreens and mistletoe inside and outside of homes.
4.Families gather together on Christmas Eve and read christmas carols.
5. Christmas is celebrated on December 25th just like us.
6. Family and friends gather together at noon to eat Christmas dinner.
7.The traditional Christmas dinner is roast turkey and vegetables with sauces. Dessert is an  fruity pudding.
8.The English gift giver is called Father christmas.
9. Children leave an empty stocking or pillowcase at the end of their bed and hope they will be full in the morning.
10. Christmas has been celebrated at England for  thousands of years.

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British always  have a tree. Trees were brought by Prince Albert who was german he thought it was good to bring the german ways of christmas to England. Children sing corals and do christmas plays. They send letters to father santa saying what they want. The christmas meal is eaten at noon or 1:00. They eat turkey, roast vegetables, like carrots, peas, stuffing, and sausage. They also have trifle, fruit flavored jelly, and pudding.

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1) Norwegian scientists have hypothesized that Rudolph’s red nose is probably the result of a parasitic infection of his respiratory system.
2) England rarely gets snow so when they get snow they call it a white christmas and every five years they get a white christmas.
3)  Did you know that  all of the gifts in the First Day Of Christmas  would equal up to 364 gifts?
4)  According to Facebook posts, two weeks before Christmas is a popular time for couples to break up in England.
5)Most of Santa’s reindeer have names that sound like a male name, such as Blitzen, Comet, and Cupid. But, male reindeers shed their antlers around Christmas. So the reindeer pulling Santa’s sleigh are likely not male, but female.

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It has more low lands compared to us and there mountains are smaller. They are on and island just off of France.  There language is english. There are 53.01 million people living in England . The culture is defined by the English people and the United Kingdom.