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This is my second attempt to make yeasted gingerbread. I used this recipe and modified it a bit. I increased the cinnamon and ginger to one teaspoon each and added one tablespoon each of finally minced stem ginger and Mandarin zest. I also added about 3/4 of a cup of rum soaked raisins.

It took a long time to proof but it did finally make up into a nice tall loaf.

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It's not at all like a traditional gingerbread but it does have a good texture and a great flavor.

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Yvonne Shannon

San Joaquin, Costa Rica

A member since 2017 and still loving it!

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43 minutes ago, Tropicalsenior said:

This is my second attempt to make yeasted gingerbread. I used this recipe and modified it a bit. I increased the cinnamon and ginger to one teaspoon each and added one tablespoon each of finally minced stem ginger and Mandarin zest. I also added about 3/4 of a cup of rum soaked raisins.

It took a long time to proof but it did finally make up into a nice tall loaf.

20260202_141933.thumb.jpg.e4cb90b890867f963024a5183a49ca53.jpg

It's not at all like a traditional gingerbread but it does have a good texture and a great flavor.

20260202_153654.thumb.jpg.fa59ee426897f5ea726160a47477f448.jpg


That’s a beautiful loaf, @Tropicalsenior!  I would love to try toasting a slice for breakfast!

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