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White Fruit Cake

Provided by: Brenda
My mother has been making this fruit cake at Christmas time for as long as I can remember. My whole family loves it. I know there are a lot of people out there that have issues with fruit cake, but this recipe has converted even the most reluctant. 
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Boiled Fruitcake

Provided by: Mark Richards
This recipe produces a really moist fruit cake it was given to me by my mom, and it's really easy. My mom uses it for Christmas cake by icing it. I use it for birthdays, Christmas, or just for a treat. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. 
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Christmas Fruitcake

Provided by: Karen Uffelman
It's a shame that fruitcake as a species gets such a bad rap. With its two key ingredients - rum and butter - it ought to be a hit. This recipe includes dried fruit, instead of the glowing, candied stuff we've all learned to associate with fruitcake, and is less dense and more cake-like than many fruitcake recipes. It has become a favorite of my friends and family around the holidays (even the skeptical ones), and is delicious by itself, or covered with a layer of almond paste. Fruitcake is also traditional for wedding cake in England, and makes a very rich, sophisticated dessert for luncheons or teas. 
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Christmas Cake

Provided by: Carol
This cake is a rich, dark, moist fruit cake, very flavorful at Christmas. Try icing with almond paste for a more festive touch. This recipe is started in October or November so as to let it mellow before the holidays. I remember very well my mother storing her fruit cake in an old butter churn that belonged to my grandmother and great grandmother. I wish that I had that old crock. 
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Delicious Whole Wheat Fruitcake Cookies

Provided by: Tuula
This recipe can be baked as cookies or as a fruitcake. It combines the traditional fruitcake ingredients of dates, dried fruit and chopped nuts. 
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Sugarless Fruitcake

Provided by: Cathy
This cake will be very moist. 
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Quick Fruitcake

Provided by: Linda C
Very easy to make, and tastes great too. 
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Boiled Fruitcake

Provided by: Mark Richards
This recipe produces a really moist fruit cake it was given to me by my mom, and it's really easy. My mom uses it for Christmas cake by icing it. I use it for birthdays, Christmas, or just for a treat. 
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Gumdrop Fruitcake

Provided by: Glenda
A delightful memory from my childhood. My mother made this cake for Christmas every year. She baked it about 3 weeks before, and drizzled it with grape juice daily. 
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No Bake Fruitcake

Provided by: Ann
Easy to make and no baking whatsoever. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. 
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Christmas Wreath Cake

Provided by: Karen D.
A really good fruit cake recipe, one you can eat the same day you make it, even better if you let sit for awhile. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com.  
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Texas Pecan Candy Cake

Provided by: Pat K.
This cake should be made at least two weeks ahead to allow the flavors to blend. Hint: I cheat and use the date pieces coated with sugar (instead of regular pitted dates), just taking off most of the sugar by rubbing them in my hands. 
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Festive Fruitcake

Provided by: Carol
This is a large recipe that is rich and dark. Make a few weeks ahead of time. The walnuts can be chopped or left whole. 
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Rich Dark Fruitcake

Provided by: Carol
This is my mother's very old recipe, at least 60 years old. My mother baked this for my wedding, and it sure is delicious and also a great Christmas cake. This is a very long recipe, but well worth the trouble. You can substitute a cup of drained maraschino cherries for the candied cherries, if you like. 
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Japanese Fruit Cake II

Provided by: Pat K.
A 4-layer spice cake full of nuts, raisins and coconut is filled with a cooked citrus and coconut filling. 
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Apricot Fruitcake

Provided by: Carol
This is another great fruitcake for the holidays. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. Pecans can be substituted for walnuts. 
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Carrot Fruit Ring

Provided by: Carol
This is similar to fruitcake, and is excellent to serve. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. 
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Carrot Fruit Ring

Provided by: Carol
This is similar to fruitcake, and is excellent to serve. 
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Jeweled Fruitcake

Provided by: Rebecca Lynn
Wonderful fruitcake without that nasty citron. Not only does it taste great, but it looks very pretty and it's easy enough for an 18-year-old to make (me)! I make this at Thanksgiving so it's ready for Christmas. 
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Fruitcake Without Citron

Submitted by: JJOHN32 
Some people do not like the citron found in fruitcakes, so they might like this one. You may substitute pecans if you prefer. 

 

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