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Cornish Hevva cake... ish


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29 minutes ago, ditchman said:

ohhh a bit different....like to see a slice 

Won't be long now lol. The keen eyed will see I've sprinkled granulated sugar onto about 2/3 of it.

The wife doesn't have a sweet tooth and its better than incurring her wrath. :yes:

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All cut up. We've tried two different baking tray sizes now. 

Talk about her tongue lol... she previously used a small baking tray that made the cake too thick to get it all into one tin because there wasn't enough depth to stack two deep.

So I bought a slightly larger baking tray thinking it'd be just right - but now it'll stack two deep but still not all in the one tin because the cake now too shallow and spread out. :big_boss: 

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2 hours ago, Dave-G said:

All cut up. We've tried two different baking tray sizes now. 

Talk about her tongue lol... she previously used a small baking tray that made the cake too thick to get it all into one tin because there wasn't enough depth to stack two deep.

So I bought a slightly larger baking tray thinking it'd be just right - but now it'll stack two deep but still not all in the one tin because the cake now too shallow and spread out. :big_boss: 

Well, if that is the ONLY trouble you have in your life.........................................................:lol:

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Hello, Was it tasty Dave??

19 minutes ago, Robden said:

Looks a bit like bread pudding.  Not surprising really as they both contain flour and fruit. It's just that the flour in BP is cooked first (bread). 😉

Hello, With reference to Bread Pud, on MMs recent post going to M and S for some,  I thought to look in the Oxford branch as i quite like this but no such luck😒

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14 hours ago, Dave-G said:

Fresh out the oven and waiting to get cold before cutting into chunks for the cake tin. 

That's when you'll see I departed from the strict recipe by adding cherries for my sweet tooth. 

 

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Well done Dave, I too have a sweet tooth, and that’s right up my street 👍

I am partial to any fruit cake, but I particularly like “Bara Brith” which is a type of fruit loaf, served with Welsh salted butter.

 

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1 hour ago, Shambam1962 said:

Well done Dave, I too have a sweet tooth, and that’s right up my street 👍

I am partial to any fruit cake, but I particularly like “Bara Brith” which is a type of fruit loaf, served with Welsh salted butter.

 

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Alfred was not so good on baking cakes🤔😀, Me to !!!, You cannot beat a nice bit of Fruit Cake, 👍

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5 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

You cannot beat a nice bit of Fruit Cake, 👍

Definitely 😋 I do love my cakes,,,, I'm known for regularly having coffee and caaaaake 😆😁 This one looks great,,,, full of fruit and stodgy 😋

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5 hours ago, JKD said:

Definitely 😋 I do love my cakes,,,, I'm known for regularly having coffee and caaaaake 😆😁 This one looks great,,,, full of fruit and stodgy 😋

exactly how it should be.......all the shop bought stuff is dry lacking in fruit and made for nancy boys:lol:

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4 minutes ago, ditchman said:

exactly how it should be.......all the shop bought stuff is dry lacking in fruit and made for nancy boys:lol:

My mum, and her mum, made the best bread pudding I've ever had,,,, used to have it warmed up with custard 😋 But,,,, I just love cake, virtually any kind 😆

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19 hours ago, JKD said:

Definitely 😋 I do love my cakes,,,, I'm known for regularly having coffee and caaaaake 😆😁 This one looks great,,,, full of fruit and stodgy 😋

Hello, A notable fruit cake i found scrumptious was at Goring on Thames made by the local ladies WI , They had a stall selling Tea, Coffee, and Cakes on a Sunday when we had a group walk along the Thames finishing by the Lock

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1 minute ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, A notable fruit cake i found scrumptious was at Goring on Thames made by the local ladies WI , They had a stall selling Tea, Coffee, and Cakes on a Sunday when we had a group walk along the Thames finishing by the Lock

Homemade cake is definitely the best 😋 My GF makes a superb banana cake,,,, best I've ever eaten 😆 Unfortunately she doesn't like fruit cakes, so never makes anything like that 😏

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1 minute ago, JKD said:

Homemade cake is definitely the best 😋 My GF makes a superb banana cake,,,, best I've ever eaten 😆 Unfortunately she doesn't like fruit cakes, so never makes anything like that 😏

Hello, That is still nice to enjoy, I am just off shopping in Lidl and all this chat on cakes I might partake in another favourite, Carrot cake !!!!!

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11 minutes ago, Dave-G said:

I'm also quite partial to Stollen and xmas cakes when that time of year comes. 

never had banana cake............ive had stollen cake on a few occasions......i found it dosnt come close to a moist / heavy./rich British fruit cake................ive always found Stollen cake to be a bit dry....have i been eating the wrong ones ?

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