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Cup Of Tea Cake

by Liz Honeybun
(Portsmouth - originally from Fife)



1 tsp Bicarbonate of soda
8 oz self raising flour
4 oz sugar
8 oz sultanas or mixed fruit
1 tsp mixed spice
4 oz margarine
1 cup of strong black tea
1 egg

Melt the margarine, tea and fruit in a large pot.
Simmer for 1 minute.
When the mixture has cooled, add all other
ingredients.
Put in a loaf tin and cook for 1 hour on 350c electric.

A little tip - I do the margarine, tea and fruit the night before.

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Cup Of Tea Cake

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Nov 11, 2009
great cumfort food
by: Irene

This is a great recipe, I have been looking for it for ages, tried it over 35 years and just remarried, wait till my hubby tastes this one. Thank you

Aug 21, 2009
How much is a cup?
by: Sam Mc

Hi - this recipe sounds great but what in ml or fluid oz is a cup of tea?

Apr 19, 2009
Mixed spice
by: May

In UK - you buy 'mixed spice' ready made - but I think it is the same as Allspice in USA. You don't say where you're from - but hopefully you will be able to get something similar. I think it has nutmeg and ginger as well as cinnamon in it.
Hope this helps.
May

Apr 18, 2009
Spice
by: Anonymous

What type of spice is used?

Jan 12, 2008
yummy moist cake
by: Susan

I remember I used to make this a lot, one of my pals gave me the recipe not long after I was married (over 30 yrs ago) and it was a great quick way of making something that tastes and smells lovely. I almost thought I'd made it as a housewife - being able to bake and all!!! I haven't made it in years so will have to rattle up one. Only thing is I'd probably eat most of it myself as I cannot resist it - especially when it's still warm. I know you're meant to wait on it cooling but mmmm...! Post festivities I guess I'd maybe better not make it this week or it will add to the extra tight jeans! Maybe we'll have some visitors next weekend who will help me eat it and save me from too much indulgence!

Nov 09, 2007
Sounds delicious!
by: May

This recipe sounds easy to make (and quick). If you're making it again - maybe send me a photograph, as it looks such an easy recipe, but not common. Others might like to see what it looks like.

I'll need to try it. Thanks for sharing it.


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