Today I am sharing a Titanic Marmalade Loaf made from some special marmalade: Grace's Titanic Marmalade made in the UK. Actually - any marmalade will do for this tea bread. This would be wonderful for your holiday Open House or family gathering and it is nice and moist.
I have two special "Friends Sharing Tea" Blog Parties coming up and would like to invite you to copy these logos below if you would like to participate! One is for Thanksgiving and one for Christmas. (our Canadian friends already had their Thanksgiving so they can post anything tea related)
I also had some lovely Harney special edition Titanic Blend Tea - a good hardy black tea! This is perfect for a lovely cup of tea.
Ingredients:
1 cup of sugar, 1 cup of milk, ½ cup of golden raisins, ½
cup of Marmalade, ½ cup which is 1 stick of butter, 2 cups self rising flour, ½
teaspoon baking soda, 1 tsp pumpkin pie spice, pinch of salt and 1 large egg
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In a medium size saucepan over medium heat, bring sugar,
milk, raisins, marmalade, and butter to a boil.
Stir well and remove from heat to cool.
Line a bread pan 9 x 5 with wax paper and spray with Pam.
Beat flour, baking
soda and spices with salt and egg and add marmalade mixture to this. Stir well. (I also added 1/2 cup chopped walnuts here)
Pour into loaf pan and bake for about 45 minutes – watch the
top and cover with loose foil as needed to prevent browning too much.
Let cool before
cutting into slices
– Yes – it will be moist!
Today is "Friends Sharing Tea"- a weekly Blog Party and other bloggers are invited to share a post about anything related to tea. I DO ASK that you have a link to this post on your blog! Please link below!
I am linking this blog post to: "Home" Blog Party and Artful Affirmations
Today is "Friends Sharing Tea"- a weekly Blog Party and other bloggers are invited to share a post about anything related to tea. I DO ASK that you have a link to this post on your blog! Please link below!
18 comments:
Hi Bernideen. I LOVE your musical teapot! The marmalade loaf looks wonderful. Orange is such a favorite. I had some of the Titanic tea by Harney's in April and it was quite nice! Thanks for hosting!
Ruth
All I can say is; yum! Very cute teapot and I love the photo of tea set up by the tree. Thank you for hosting and coming to my HOME. Have a beautiful day.
Blessings,
Sandi
Oh wow, that musical teapot is lovely! Wish I had some Titanic tea with you. Thanks for the tea party. Bih hugs,
FABBY
Hello Bernideen
The marmalade loaf sounds delicious and I wish I could join you for a slice with tea. A musical teapot is a real treasure to have.
Judith
I love marmalade and this tea bread is going into my recipe file. What a delicious snack with tea and a friend, XOXO
Thanks for inviting me to you tea! Your Marmalade Loaf looks delicious! I'll grab the recipe and try this for sure!
Have a wonderful day!
sandy ;)
Bernideen, Your marmalade loaf looks great! I'll bet you enjoyed both of your Titanic teas. Happy Thanksgiving!
HI BERNIDEEN,
YOUR TEAPOTS ARE JUST LOVELY....AND YOUR MARMALADE LOAF LOOKS SO DELICIOUS.....MARMALADE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES.....MUST COPY THIS RECIPE FOR THE HOLIDAYS......HAVE A GREAT DAY.......RIZZI
Hi Bernideen, What a wonderful looking marmalade loaf. Thank you for hosting!
I had some Titanic tea from Harney during the summer and quite enjoyed it. Love the brown transferware teapot.
Thank you so much for the party and for the lovely comment sweet Bernideen. I'm sorry for not placing your link, I just came back from working so much at helping for my grandgirl's b'day party, since yersterday, so that's probably what happened! It's done! Big hugs,
FABBY
What a wonderful idea for a tea bread and I love marmalade. The teapot is gorgeous and is so perfect for the Titanic theme. I am ready for some delicious tea bread for this fall and winter and this is a great recipe. I have been to two dentists this week taking my husband and mother and then friday Bert goes to his doctor for a checkup! I love your wonderful party and thanks for hosting for it gives me a good diversion! Have a great Thanksgiving!
Thanks, Pam
What a lovely looking tea, Bernideen!
I *esp* love that musical teapot, it is so unique!
The orange marmelade tea cake sounds incredible, mmmm, goes so well with a nice hot cuppa!
Hi Bernideen,
beside the recipe for the marmelade loaf sounds great for tea, I also love the Grand Concert tea pot. Its not easy to find all the eye candies on your vignettes. There are so many nice things to see. Your new header is so romantic. Thank you for the nice tea time and for hosting this wonderful event.
Best greetings, Johanna
I am loving your musical tea pot! My son would love that!
The marmalade loaf also looks quite the treat. I think I would love to try one. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hugs,
Terri
The cake looks very tasty and juicy out. I wish you a nice weekend! Zinnia
Your loaf looks so pretty and I bet it was delicious.
Bernideen this looks quite delicious! Love that teapot - I will be sharing your post in this week's Home and Garden Thursday,
Kathy
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