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Domenica Marchetti's avatar

A simple cake studded with seasonal fruit is a joy. Thanks for this lovely duet.

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Jack McNulty's avatar

Thanks for reading, Domenica. I couldn't agree with you more - a simple cake with plenty of seasonal fruit is a joy to make and eat.

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Yasmin Chopin's avatar

Oooh, lovely. I'm searching for new ways to use rhubarb. I've got lots growing in the garden at the moment.

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Jack McNulty's avatar

I'm looking forward to following up with you and discovering what you end up making (hopefully, one will be a cake)..

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Roselle Angwin's avatar

Oh my, Jack. My mouth is watering! I've been making rhubarb and ginger cake with buckwheat and rice flour recently (as g-f), but yours sounds altogether more moist and appetising. I love the idea of a clafouti-type batter-y thing; and I would never have thought of those spices.

I also use rhubarb in savoury dishes.

And apricot cake! (With rosemary??) Merci pour ça.

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Jack McNulty's avatar

Thanks, Roselle...your variation also sounds delicious!

De rien, avec plaisir

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Susanne Helmert's avatar

This sounds mouth-watering. Now I want cake! 😃 Thank you!

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Jack McNulty's avatar

Thanks for reading, Susanne…

Just think, this recipe is so simple that you could be enjoying a slice before noon today! 😏

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Fernanda Haffner, PhD's avatar

Yum! I put the recipe aside for my sweet tooth moments :)

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Jack McNulty's avatar

Oh…thanks, Fernanda! One of the best parts about this cake is its versatility and simplicity. I’m looking forward to discovering what you create!

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Paolo Peralta's avatar

I’m getting near my cake era.

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Jack McNulty's avatar

Thanks for reading and commenting, Paolo…

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Lisa McLean's avatar

Well this was a sweet treat Jack.

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Jack McNulty's avatar

Cheers, Lisa… Thanks for reading.

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