



The recipe came from the Mama's Fixins blog @ http://tinyurl.com/5fppqw - I made a few changes so I could make it with what I had on hand. I used a 28 oz. (796 ml.) can of sliced peaches, drained, instead of the pear. I creamed the butter, sugar, lemon extract and eggs together, but then I just dumped in the rest of the ingredients and beat it with the beater until it was well mixed ;) I didn't have a 10" round pan, so I used a 10" spring form pan - that worked very well! My version was a bit juicer than hers to unmold (because of the juice on the pears, I'm sure), but I'll do it exactly the same way next time as well :)
THANK YOU Tracy @ Mama's Fixins, for this wonderful recipe!! Simple enough to make for an after school snack, but also nice enough to serve to company - I'll try a pear version as well, but the peaches sure did work well!
Oh wow, Sandra! That looks YUMMY!! Did ya save a slice for me?? :)
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, yummy....
ReplyDeleteI still don't know how good it tastes - I've managed to resist the urge so far, but the longer the leftovers are in my kitchen, the more likely I am to cheat! So please help yourselves to a BIG piece, ladies! ;)
ReplyDeletelooks delicious! Im coming, save a slice for me...
ReplyDeleteA recipe I'll have to try, I love ginger
Tina
http://www.crisco.com/Recipes/Details.aspx?recipeID=441
ReplyDeletecheck this one out! makes you drewl!!!!!
sad, I cant buy any of that here in sweden.... :(
So glad that this turned out well for you! My husband would love the peaches!
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