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Recipe for Christmas Cake
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http://thequincetree65.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/christmas-cake.html
I've used this one for the last couple of years. I buy the ingredients a bit at a time as wellIts well worth doing for the smell from the oven alone
On a money saving front its got to be worth it as well as it makes a nice big cake which lasts for ages.
Hope it turns out nice for you this year.0 -
Thankyou I see these threads and then cant find them again lol wish there was a way of bookmarking them lol
Starlight0 -
starlight29 wrote: »Thankyou I see these threads and then cant find them again lol wish there was a way of bookmarking them lol Starlight
You can bookmark any page you want - just click on Bookmark or Favourite (depending on what you're using). I frequently do it.
Denise0 -
ive merged this with our older Christmas cake thread
This Christmas thread has all the Christmas links in one place - it took me hoursso save it to your favourites and you can find all the Christmas links in one click.
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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captaincool wrote: »Maybe you can try Jamie Oliver's traditional Christmas cake.
You just need time for the baking- mine took 2 hr 45 mins. I added dried figs instead of pineapple and also squeezed half an orange into the mixture as I was worried it may be dry. I use scotch instead of brandy as thats a family favorite. Easy recipe to tweaks and EVERYONE loves the cake.
This one?
http://www.jamieoliver.com/magazine/recipes-view.php?title=traditional-christmas-cake
I'm a massive JO fan & I've never made his:o0
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