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A neighbor gave me this recipe when we first moved to this small town, saying it dated back to the 1800s and everybody in the area made it. I soon discovered why when I took a taste...and Im not a fruitcake fan! —Lorraine Groh, Ferryville, Wisconsin
Easy to make & wonderful flovor baked in sm loaf pans to give as gifts
This is a very good cake ! Love the flavor and texture.I would like to know if I can keep like the regular fruit cake ( for 2 month ) and brush with rum
OMG. I started making fruit cake just last year, at my palliative Mums request. Sifted through many recipes, and ended up making two: an old fashioned light, and this coconut lemon one. I was nervous, because of memories of dry, crumbly fruitcake as a child ... but both turned out like manna from Heaven! The other was good but this was my favourite. So moist, flavourful, great texture. A perfect pick me up with a cup of tea, or great for the back pack on a winter snowshoe expedition. Gave some to all my family and friends, and had excellent reviews - even one story about pushing and shoving to get the last piece! I am making it again this year in honour of my beloved late mother. Who was the crafter/collector lady with inventor husband who submitted? Thank you!
Fantastic! I have been making this cake for 51 years. My sister in law gave me this recipe but it's the first time I find it on line.Thanks for posting.
Let's get real and be honest...anything that contains coconut in it has got to be good....but that is IF you are a coconut lover! This fruitcake IS delish! And I don't like fruitcakes either , but this one gets a blue ribbon! Try it...you WILL like it!!
This an excellent recipe for Fruitcake! I baked it in two loaf pans, giving one away. The Fruitcake is better if its let to set aday after baking because it becames moist and very flavorful. Being born and raised in New Zealand fruitcake is a must at Christmas but I'm the only one in the family who eats it, so each day I enjoy a cup of tea with a slice of this wonderful cake.
I was very excited when I saw this recipe because Im sure it is the one my late Mother used to make back in the 60s when I was a small child. I can remember hanging around the kitchen watching her as she struggled to mix the fruit and nuts into the cake batter then pour it into one of those dark metal wide loaf pans that had the embossing on it. I would sneak the occasional piece of fruit and some nuts. I loved this Christmas cake because coconut is my favorite. I couldnt find her recipe anywhere but now I can bake this cake tomorrow. Im teary eyed right now thinking about those simple times with my Mom and Christmas time long ago before fake trees and Disney decorations. Thank You!!
My husband loves fruitcake. I have been using this recipe for 6 years. I dont care for fruitcake but this is really good! The only thing that I do different is that I substitute vanilla extract for the lemon. I receive compliments for this fruitcake all the time - even from people who dont like fruitcake.
This is a very good fruitcake! I think its the coconut that does the trick.
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Title: | Coconut Fruitcake |
Descrition: | A neighbor gave me this recipe when we first moved to this small town, saying it dated back to the 1800s and everybody in the area made it. I soon discovered why when I took a taste...and I'm not a fruitcake fan! —Lorraine Groh, Ferryville, Wisconsin |
Coconut Fruitcake
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Coconut Fruitcake
A neighbor gave me this recipe when we first moved to this small town, saying it dated back to the 1800s and everybody in the area made it. I soon discovered why when I took a taste...and I'm not a fruitcake fan! —Lorraine Groh, Ferryville, Wisconsin