I made this Peach Jam Coffee Cake yesterday
while the weather was a little cooler.
It is forecast to turn very warm again in a few days.
In New England, the weather can change quickly and frequently.
I started with this recipe for
and I added a little nutmeg and mace to enhance the flavor of the jam.
This recipe makes a thick batter to hold the jam on top while it bakes.
This recipe makes a thick batter to hold the jam on top while it bakes.
I spooned large dollops of this thick jam in a rind midway around the edges
and added a big spoonful in the center.
Any flavor or type of jam will work.
If your jam is runny, you may wish to drain it a little
to thicken it so it will stay on top
while baking.
The recipe also works well with fresh berries.
Any flavor or type of jam will work.
If your jam is runny, you may wish to drain it a little
to thicken it so it will stay on top
while baking.
The recipe also works well with fresh berries.
The Special Peach Jam is a favorite from
It is yummy with my morning coffee.
I am sewing Block 2 of the Jelly Snowflake QAL
For slowly stitching outside, I have dug out this old WIP.
For years I have been embroidering free form leaves onto this
Maybe I will actually finish the hand work this year.
Maybe not.
Time will tell.
May you and yours have a happy and safe weekend.
1 comment:
Thank you for the wonderful baking inspiration! I love coffee cake and this looks delicious so I'm off to make it! I agree, a smaller tin equals more topping! I love your free form leaf stitching. Very sweet. Thanks again.
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