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Cakes and Biscuits

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Modern Classics

By Frances Bissell

Published 2000

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As an alternative to the simnel cake, which is traditionally made for Mothering Sunday, I devised a recipe for a lemon tea loaf, a moist and delicious treat for afternoon tea. It is an easy recipe to adapt to other flavours. For example, take out a quarter of the cake batter, omit the lemon and add coffee essence and a coffee liqueur such as Toussaint, then swirl it lightly back into the batter as you spoon it into the loaf tin; this will give you a marbled coffee cake. A chocolate one can be made in the same way. Alternatively, add a handful or two of chopped crystallized orange peel and some grated zest, or some ground ginger and chopped crystallized ginger.

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