Light fruitcake recipe

This moist, spice-less fruitcake is one of our family favorites. It is not nearly as heavily flavored as dark fruitcake. Since no spices or molasses are used this cake relies purely on the flavor of the dried fruits.

This light fruitcake contains only fruit and no spices. Light, moist and packed with goodness. Homemade fruitcake has been a tradition in my family for many years. After we left home, If we couldn't get home for Christmas, My Mom would mail us a fruitcake. Unfortunately My Mom is no longer with us and I don't have her recipe. For the first time, this year, I made fruitcake. I searched the net and this recipe seem to be the closest to my Mom's. I adapted this recipe from thejoyofbaking.com…

You are going to love this delicious and beautifully moist 3 ingredient fruit cake! It is such an easy recipe you will want to make it again and again!

RECIPE BY BULL BULL https://www.facebook.com/groups/894253610603554/search/?query=bull%20bull%20&epa=SEARCH_BOX Light Fruit Cake with Liquor 250 gms good quality butter 140 gms castor sugar 4 large eggs 240 gms plain flour sifted with 1/2 tsp baking powder 550 gms of mixed dried fruits (I used a combination of raisins, sultanas, candied mixed peel, apricots, dried cranberries, red and green glace cherries) Brandy or Rum for soaking fruits (see notes) Grease and line an 8" square baking tin…

This light mixed fruit cake recipe is all you ever need for an easy, moist and lightly fruited cake, perfect for Christmas and even weddings!

Off late, I have been baking Fruit Cake quite often. Though I love fruit cake, but I seldom want to buy the ready bakery baked ones as they are usually too sweet. I have a few keeper recipe in hand, so anytime when I yearn to have it I will just bake one to enjoy. Last week I bake an orange-flavoured fruit cake, which is so light and moist. This is another keeper recipe to share with all fruit cake lovers.... Ingredients: 250g plain flour (sifted) 250g unsalted butter (softened) 250g dry…

Fruitcake can be good! A dense, not-too-boozy, fruit-filled cake with light spice, great for gifting! If you like spice cake and fruit, you'll love this! #fruitcake #Christmasgifts #foodgifts #diygifts #foodsilike.net

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Updated post on 21/11/2016 Re-prepare the recipe using full amount for fruits for picture taking purposes. Happy with this cake.. I have a pack of dried fruits sitting in my shelves for a long time, by hook and by crook, I must get rid of it.. Since I do not have a golden or light […]

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