Brightly flavored,delicious, and novel, too, so it's a good conversation piece for gatherings. People often ask for the recipe, so be prepared. It's really more like a loaf cake than a bread.
Sift flour with salt, soda and baking powder. Add the batter alternately with milk. Add the grated rind and 4 tablespoons of the juice.
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Pour into a greased loaf pan and bake for 45 minutes or until loaf tests clean.
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For the glaze, combine the remaining 2 tablespoons grapefruit juice with powdered sugar. Remove bread from pan and poke holes in it. Pour the glaze over it. Let set, then wrap in foil or plastic wrap and let stand for a day for flavors to mellow.
The icing is wonderful. I wish I had made twice as much so I could just drown the cake in it. As it was, I could barely taste the grapefruit flavor in the cake itself (though that might be because I used home grown fruit.) What I did taste was flour. The recipe definitely needs some flavor. More juice? Some spices? Sour cream? I don't know.
All in all, it was a good way to use up half a grapefruit. Next time, however, I may find another recipe.
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great. I overcooked it but it still tasted fantasic and smelled delicious. next time, I'll bake for 30 min and check on it until its done, but we gobbled it down anyway. delicious
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