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I used my favourite cake recipe, the "No Fuss Fudge Cake" only because it's so quick and easy but you could use leftover cake of any kind, a packet cake mix, a sponge cake recipe or any other vanilla (or chocolate if you like) cake recipe.
Once cakes are cooked and cooled, roll in unset jelly and coconut.
Fill with fresh cream and store in refrigerator.
Peach Cakes
Use your favourite vanilla cake recipe OR packet cake mix OR leftover cake cut into rounds, squares, whatever
1 pkt raspberry jelly (make up as per directions and refrigerate until nearly set)
desiccated coconut for rolling
fresh cream, whipped to a stiff consistency





I have never heard of these! Interesting! Do you happen to know if those types of pans are still something you can buy? or is it one to keep an eye out for as a vintage relic? I love the look of the gem iron!
ReplyDeleteOh and ... I'm wondering if this is a lovely new background on you blog or if I was so dazzled by content I haven't noticed it before : ) Its so happy!
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy! I'm not sure I've seen them new in the shops but plenty in the op shops. Here's a ittle snippet from the Internet about gem 'scones' or cakes.
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The more people I talk to, it seems to be a Qld thing that they are called "Peaches" but otherwise known as "Jelly Cakes" in other parts of the country.
(Thanks for the comment on the blog design. I thought it was time for a change. I've got nothing else better to do with my time! LOL)
Oh,my,Gosh!I am loving the soo tempting way your Peach Cakes look and I bet taste! The receipt is going to be my next surprise for my family and I am sure they are gonna love it!! Thanks so much for sharing it:)
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