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I had the day off on Friday and felt like baking something so I tried baking this lemon loaf. Actually I baked two. The first one was a complete flop. Arggh! This annoyed me but I didn't give up. I hauled every baking ingredient back out that I had just put away and every dish and utensil that I had just finished washing and put away. I was determined to get it right, and this time to NOT forget to add the baking powder - lol - at least that is what I am guessing that happened as the first loaf didn't rise in the middle. Oops! So this was my second attempt and I must say it tasted pretty good as I am not an overly lemony-lover of desserts as I find them too tart but it was the sweet glaze that did it for me and made it soooo much better than I had expected.
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Attached to the side of the barn is our loafing barn. When the farm was a running dairy farm, the cows would all line up single file and head to the loafing barn for the night.
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Amtrak's California Zephyr train No. 6 glides eastward through Utah's Spanish Fork Canyon at the foot of 10,685 ft. Loafer Mountain the morning of Jan. 2, 1995.
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I don't see penny loafers anymore. When I was in High School, in the early fifties, well-shined loafers with shiny copper pennies inserted into the slot made for them were the standard footwear of young people.
I decided that shinny dimes were smarter because they were useful if you ran out of money. A bus ride cost a nickel or a dime and a phone call cost a dime. My allowance including working on Sundays for my Dad was four dollars. I generally spent about a dollar on books or magazines. Plus, another dollar for malteds. Dating ate money rather quickly and I needed to be sure I had the fare home or for a call for help to my Dad tucked away in my shiny loafers.
It was delicious
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Loved the glaze and coconut with almond topping. However, not crazy about the texture of the bread. Will find a different quickbread recipe and use this topping.
The recipe source is:
Bill Granger's Coconut Bread
wednesdaychef.typepad.com/the_wednesday_chef/2006/09/bill...
The only recipes that I will post to my blogs are those that I truly love and want to repeat bake/cook.