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Old November 6, 2018   #136
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Flying buttresses.
Okay marzipan side walls flying buttresses a stick of salami coming out the middle with an onion dome on top.

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They look very good Worth.

Thanks.

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Old November 6, 2018   #137
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that doesn't look at all like the things I remember my mom making... they actually look like something I would try. well done Worth... planning on coming through in mid December... maybe I will sneak in and snatch a bite while you are at work... okay?
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Old November 6, 2018   #138
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Okay marzipan side walls flying buttresses a stick of salami coming out the middle with an onion dome on top.
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Ooh, an onion dome! Nice touch!
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Old November 6, 2018   #139
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I have one of the smaller fruitcakes sold for an unbelievable price.
The person siad it was the best fruitcake he had ever had in his life and he is 54.
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Old November 6, 2018   #140
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You did a good job on those FC's!!! They look awesome and I hope you wrote down the recipe so you can share it with everybody. I hate when I make something thinking I'll remember it then it's not the same.

Kudos to you!!
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Old November 6, 2018   #141
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I sort of know what I did and I can repeat it any time but I measure with my hands not measuring spoons.
I also know what a cup of flour by weight is without scales.

I learned how to make semolina pizza dough and semolina bread on the phone and pictures sent to a Sicilian lady that is long passed away.
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No add more of this.
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That's good.
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Oven too low or needs to bake more.
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That's perfect.
All the time talking to her son and he was talking to her in Sicilian.
One of the most unforgettable and wonderful experiences in my life.
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Old November 6, 2018   #142
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I'm a pecan pie junkie and love this idea.

I know a lady that sells pecan bread at the markets but it's not inside just topped.

Here's 2 recipes that might give you ideas.

http://www.themamasgirls.com/pecan-pie-braided-bread/

I might have to make some of these!!!!
https://www.theslowroasteditalian.co...ecan-bars.html
I voted and didn't have to cook since the Fam went to my cousins victory party for winning Mayor in the big town of Broussard La.

I used Betty Crooker sugar cookie mix for a dough and then used pecan pie filling with walnuts.

It's like a sugar bomb but it's good in moderation.
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Old November 6, 2018   #143
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Congratulations to your cousin, Rajun! And that nut cake looks yummy.

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Old November 7, 2018   #144
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That looks good too.
My giant fruitcake started drinking before the sun came up.
A whole shot.
Then it wrapped up in a blanket and went back to bed.
Laziest cake I ever saw in my life.
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Old November 7, 2018   #145
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Serving suggestions to go with a good fruitcake.
https://youtu.be/ifC1llvCewU
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Old November 8, 2018   #146
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It's day 14 of Ted's cake and I just added more sugar and a can of pineapple. That jar is starting to get full.
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I’m closing in on the third week with my attempt. It has a distinct wine aroma when opened but fermentation for all the sugar seems slow. I added some champagne yeast lees I had saved from my last mead batch and some Fermax nutrient that kicked it up a notch but it appears to have slowed down again. Since I don’t know to what extent the fermentation needs are I’m tinkering😊




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Old November 9, 2018   #148
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So there are at least two of you doing this.
Cant wait to see the cakes.
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Old November 10, 2018   #149
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Going to jump in here for a report.
I broke down and bought some much needed digital scales today and weighed the smaller fruitcakes
They are 2 pounds each.
The bigger one is 5 pounds.
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Old November 10, 2018   #150
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Folks I couldn't resist and cut off a sliver of the big one.
The look and flavor is beyond my expectations big time.
Soft nutty sweet dark and delicious.
A fruitcake fit for nobility and commoner alike.
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