Granny Rose Homemade Plum Bread old Lincolnshire Recipe


Every christmas my mother gets busy in the kitchen making batches of my ‘Granny Rose’ famous Plumbread.

This recipe is very special to my mother as my ‘Granny Rose’ my mum’s mum died of breast cancer when my mum was only 27 yrs old. My mother has kept the most amazing hand written recipe book that dates back over 45  yrs full of old hand written recipes passed down through the family. On today’s Dreamwallstyle post I want to share this lovely recipe, some may already know it, if not then please do try it! My Granny always called this recipe ‘Plumbread’ to others it is called a ‘Tea Loaf’ as the sultanas are soaked in Tea. ENJOY!

Soak the mixed Fruit in strained Tea

Soak the mixed Fruit in strained Tea

Old Lincolnshire Plum bread  recipe from Granny Rose hand written

Old Lincolnshire Plum bread recipe from Granny Rose hand written

mum mixing the mixture

mum mixing the mixture

The mixture ready in the baking loaf tin

The mixture ready in the baking loaf tin

Homemade Plum Bread all cooked

Homemade Plum Bread all cooked

more batches of Plum bread with the original recipe book

more batches of Plum bread with the original recipe book

Mum with her batches of Plumbread

Mum with her batches of Plumbread

‘Granny Rose’ Plumbread or Tealoaf recipe

12oz MIXED FRUIT (SULTANAS)

8 oz DEM SUGAR

Half Pint COLD TEA

1 LB SELF RAISING FLOUR

2 oz BUTTER

1 EGG BEATEN

Method

Put Fruit and sugar in Basin (mixing bowl) strain tea and leave to soak over night.

Once soaked Sift flour, salt, Rub in fat, stir in the beaten and the soaked fruit mixture.

Turn in 2LB Loaf Tin smooth over the surface and bake

If using a Fan assisted over 150 or  Gas mark 3 for 1 and half – to an hour and three quarters until brown

For a one hour loaf use a 1 LB tin

Mum with her batches of freshly made Plum Bread

Mum with her batches of freshly made Plum Bread

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One Response to Granny Rose Homemade Plum Bread old Lincolnshire Recipe

  1. You have a really nice blog Hannah!

    Grace x

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