Well, turns out I wasn't the only one who has been having problems pulling up info from older blog posts. It's apparently been a "blogger" problem, but as usual my computer guru daughter solved the problem for me.
So if you wish, you may follow this link which will take you to my original blog post on making my mom's fruitcake complete with pictures which will give you more of an idea of what our traditional fruitcake is all about.
Should you be having the same problem as I was, for a good glass of dry wine my daughter will be glad to make a house call and fix your system, too.*
*I just made that up. It would probably take more than a glass of wine for her to make the trip. On the other hand, maybe not. She does love to travel . . .
soaked in adult beverage? Sounds even better!
ReplyDeleteKristina - My daughter does this regularly with the loaves I give her. Nuthin' like a little tipsy fruitcake for dessert at lunch!
DeleteI've got a bottle of excellent wine with her name on it....and a nice sweeter bottle with someone else's name on it.... :)
ReplyDeleteSusan - Oh, you temptress you! ;o}
DeleteI pinned it! Don't care for raisins so will use dried cranberries & figs (for dates). Thanks to your daughter!
ReplyDeleteDFW - Yes, I put in dried cranberries a lot, too. No raisins or dates in your house??
DeleteI'm going to try this recipe - we have been wanting something different to serve at our christmas eve open house. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJoAnn - Uh-oh, now I feel the pressure! ;o} Taste test it before serving it at your open house!
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