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Wish I could have some.
I like fruit, nuts, cake, and rum. Someone local get the recipe and make me one. Stat! |
American fruitcake is a whole different animal to fruitcake in the rest of the (alleged) English speaking world. Not sure what liking it is supposed to do with Scots either :/.
Do you think maybe I shouldn't bother finishing putting the decorations away from last year? :lol: I have bought advent calendars for the rest of the clan |
What is american fruitcake like? Recipe anyone?
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The commercial stuff they peddle in tins and bricks, ranges from gross to crime-against-humanity.
Other than my ex, I don't remember anyone making their own, although I'm sure there are people out there who have old family recipes. |
That looks very different to what we have here. Fruit cake is meant to be dark and rich.
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Fruit cake is a "gag" gift in my family. :D Looking at the calendar, we'll decorate on the 14th or 21st.
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see, I told you it was an animal
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mark yourself tempted. |
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I thought leaving the Christmas lights up all year had to do with being a redneck woman? :right:
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FRUIT CAKE!!! :jig::jig::jig: |
The kind I've had could be used to sink a body in the river, or as a door stop, or to bludgeon someone to death. But it's tasty. I'd like a little snackerel right now with some tea, actually.
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We didn't do fruit cake so much. Our tradition was date nut bread. Similar, but more like a banana bread kind of thing, but darker and heavier. My wife hates date nut bread, so I never bother making it any more.
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Try Grandma's Fruitcake sold by Beatrice Bakery and Cabelas. It is soaked in rum, bourbon, and brandy. I swear it is the best you can find, plus you can get a buzz from just smelling it.
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