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Light Coloured Christmas Cake

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simplicity66
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I know...i know....Hallowen hasnt even got here and i am thinking Christmas Cake

however ......i am looking for a recipe for light not dark Christmas cake.....i havent

been able to find one.....if anyone has a recipe for one that they like please please

post it....thats one thing i miss....

Thx

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular
JNBunnie1
Posted
I know...i know....Hallowen hasnt even got here and i am thinking Christmas Cake

however ......i am looking for a recipe for light not dark Christmas cake.....i havent

been able to find one.....if anyone has a recipe for one that they like please please

post it....thats one thing i miss....

Thx

Do you mean fruit cake?

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simplicity66
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Yes sorry should have added that in...Christmas Fruit Cake.....

Juliebove Rising Star
Juliebove
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Yes sorry should have added that in...Christmas Fruit Cake.....

I don't have an actual recipe. I used a recipe that is in one of my gluten-free cookbooks for a birthday cake. It contained a chopped apple and a chopped pear. It was a spice cake. I merely added a ton of candied fruit and nuts. Not so much cake. Added enough stuff so there was just enough cake to stick it together. It was just okay. I wouldn't make it again.

irish daveyboy Community Regular
irish daveyboy
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I know...i know....Hallowen hasnt even got here and i am thinking Christmas Cake

however ......i am looking for a recipe for light not dark Christmas cake.....i havent

been able to find one.....if anyone has a recipe for one that they like please please

post it....thats one thing i miss....

Thx

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Hi,

Here's a recipe for a light fruit cake I posted on the Irish Coeliac Board,

I haven't tried it myself, but it comes from a little cookbook by Sr. Anna.

I've tried other recipes from the book that turned out fantastic.

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Best Regards,

David

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