Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Irish Tea Bread


We are in the kitchen trying out a new recipe. I made this yummy loaf and discovered it makes a delightful addition to our afternoon 'Tea at Three' ritual with hubby. It's a new favourite in this household.

As I browsed through the recipe book, I was captured by the word quick and by the list of ingredients which make me think of fragrant fruitcake filled with raisins, cinnamon, cloves, and ginger.

The original recipe was found in Great Breads by Martha Rose Shulman -- below is my adaptation.
Here's wishing you a fistful of raisins!

Brenda
xox







5 comments:

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  2. Oh yummy, this is very tempting. I'm intrigued by the choice of black pepper among all those spices.

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