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    Default Fruity tea loaf...

    Have made this today...mmmm
    very easy to make and the cake is nice and moist

    Ingredients

    1 cup cold black tea
    8 oz mixed dried fruit
    8 oz self-raising flour
    4 oz superfine sugar
    1 large beaten egg
    2 tablespoons orange marmalade

    Method

    Grease a 1.5lb (675g) loaf tin Preheat oven to 180 or gas 4
    Place the fruit in a small bowl, pour the cold tea over the top...soak overnight if possible, or until the fruit swells.
    In a bowl combine the flour, sugar, egg and marmalade
    Then, pour in the fruit and any tea left in the bowl.
    Stir thoroughly
    Put into loaf tin and bake in the oven for 1 hour
    Allow to cool slightly before removing from the tin

    Just thought I'd share

    Sarah x
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    Yummy thanks for that! Was thinking this week should make some of this my aunt makes a lovely one! Would it be ok without the marmalade do you think?

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    Will try this next week, Thank you

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    I don't always use marmalade, but my dad loves it so I always make it with just for him!!

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    Mmmmm....yummy!!

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    And marble cake too...DS who is 4 made this

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    That's this weeks cooking session sorted. Thank you

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    The marble cake looks great. Well done little man!

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    I've just weighed everything out and put the fruit to soak, my 9 year old lo can mix & bake in the morning, she loves baking but only comes 7-9 a.m. & this is nice and easy - thank you!

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    Will definitely try this, thank you
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    Yummy!! I have all the ingredients and will make it this week, after I have been weighed at SW.on wednesday
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    Was having a bit of a sweet tooth craving - but not sure what I wanted, so have just made the tea loaf - 10 more mins till I can have some thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bumble Beez View Post
    Have made this today...mmmm
    very easy to make and the cake is nice and moist

    Ingredients

    1 cup cold black tea
    8 oz mixed dried fruit
    8 oz self-raising flour
    4 oz superfine sugar
    1 large beaten egg
    2 tablespoons orange marmalade

    Method

    Grease a 1.5lb (675g) loaf tin Preheat oven to 180 or gas 4
    Place the fruit in a small bowl, pour the cold tea over the top...soak overnight if possible, or until the fruit swells.
    In a bowl combine the flour, sugar, egg and marmalade
    Then, pour in the fruit and any tea left in the bowl.
    Stir thoroughly
    Put into loaf tin and bake in the oven for 1 hour
    Allow to cool slightly before removing from the tin

    Just thought I'd share

    Sarah x
    I made this one (and many many others) for Macmillan week (should of been coffee morning but mine lasted a week), it went down really well even my son-in-law that 'doesn't like cake' loved this one..... I did glaze the top while it was still warm to make it nice and shiney and sticky

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    Even I might manage this! Thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by funemnx View Post
    I've just weighed everything out and put the fruit to soak, my 9 year old lo can mix & bake in the morning, she loves baking but only comes 7-9 a.m. & this is nice and easy - thank you!
    How did the early morning cake making go?! Bet your kitchen smelled lovely

    Sarah x
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    Definately doing this again - a lovely smell of cooking this morning!

    My assistant and I have just had some after lunch with a cuppa - don't think there'll be much left for snack time later....

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    Oooh one for me to try x thanks x

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    OOH I'm going to try this now sounds easy!

 

 

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