Grandmas No Chop No Bake Fruitcake

"This is the only fruitcake I'll eat. Grandma stopped making this a few years ago when she became too frail and I recently started making it for the family in her place. For me and my family, this is a taste of christmas! Don't forget to save cherries and nuts for the tops of your loaves, it makes it really pretty and festive. You can use green cherries if you want. This recipe originally called for 3 pounds of unshelled brazil nuts"
 
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Ready In:
723hrs
Ingredients:
6
Yields:
3 Loaves
Serves:
72
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ingredients

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directions

  • Crush graham crackers and mix with raisins and cherries.
  • Add brazil nuts.
  • Scald milk in double boiler and add in marshmallows.
  • Stir until melted.
  • Remove from heat.
  • Add cracker mixture to hot marshmallow mixture and blend thoroughly.
  • Line loaf pans with wax paper or foil.
  • Spoon in mixture, press down firmly.
  • Decorate top with reserved cherries and brazil nuts.
  • Age 1 month in fridge.
  • Wrap cake in foil to keep moist.
  • This freezes very well after the initial aging of cake.
  • If you're lucky, like I am, you can find shelled brazil nuts at a health food store. I find mine at an amish grocery store.

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<p>I live in the Home of Sliced Bread. My little town in Missouri is where the first loaf of bread was sliced by machine, many years ago. <br /><br /><br />My favorite cookbook is recipezaar. I used to collect cookbooks, but I've given away all but my most cherished ones which belonged to my Grandma. I shop at an Amish community for my dry goods as much as possible. Right now, I'm in a canning phase and I probably will be until I'm too old to cut the mustard.</p>
 
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