JAMS & CAKES 2003

Sponsored by Paddy Bowe

“The Blackmore Cup” for overall winner in the Jams section
Prizes: 1st €20; 2nd €15; 3rd €10

Click here for 2002 results

CLASS 72

Raspberry

1st - Statia Byrne, Jenkinstown

2nd - Jean Casey, Piltown

3rd - Freda Walsh

CLASS 73

Blackcurrant.

1st - Theresa Blanchfield, Ballyneale

2nd - B. Phelan, Mullinavat

3rd - Mary Egan, Tullahought

CLASS 74

Gooseberry

1st - Margaret McCormack, Strokestown

2nd - Eamon McCormack, Strokestown

3rd - Ann Phelan, Kilmacthomas

CLASS 75

Any other variety.

1st - Aileen Phelan, Ballingarry

2nd - Frances Callery,

3rd - Frances Callery

CLASS 76

Best Pot of Marmalade.

1st - Ann Phelan, Kilmacthomas

2nd - Statia Byrne, Jenkinstown

3rd - Frances Collery

CLASS 77

Pot of Home Made Jelly

1st - Caroline Carroll, Broadway

2nd - Peggy Cuddihy, Portlaw

3rd - Delia Owens, Strokestown

CLASS 78

Best Plate of Scones.

1st - Ann Phelan, Kilmacthomas

2nd - Mary Cullen

3rd - Cora Long, Ballygriffin

CLASS 79

Best Pastry Tart (Short crust).

1st - Mary Long, Ballygriffin

2nd - Cora Long, Ballygriffin

3rd - Rita Hickey

CLASS 80

Best Jam Roll.

1st - Eamon McCormack, Strokestown

2nd - Delia Owens, Strokestown

3rd - Margaret McCormack, Stroketown

CLASS 81

Best Madeira Cake.

1st - Margaret McCormack

2nd - Mary L. Smith

3rd - Rita Hickey

CLASS 82

Best Light Fruit Cake.

1st - Delia Owens

2nd - Rita Hickey

3rd - Margaret McCormack

CLASS 83

Best Sponge Cake (any filling).

1st - Margaret Farrell, Owning

2nd - Mavis Keegan, Ballyhennebry

3rd - Rita Hickey

CLASS 84

White Soda Bread.

1st - Breda Murphy, Enniscorthy

2nd - Peggy Cuddihy

3rd - Freda Manning

CLASS 85

Wholemeal Bread
(cup presented by Piltown I.C.A.).

1st - Peggy Cuddihy, Portlaw

2nd - Imelda Freyne

3rd - Margaret McCormack

4th. - Delia Owens

CLASS 86

Best Ginger Cake.

1st - Margaret McCormack

2nd - Rita Hickey

3rd - Delia Owens, Strokestown

CLASS 87

Six Queen Cakes.

1st - Mary Cullen

2nd - Margaret Farrell, Owning

3rd - Helena Scott, Rathdowney

CLASS 88

Best Coffee Sponge.

1st - Mary L. Smith, Mooncoin

2nd - Ann Phelan, Kilmacthomas

3rd - Delia Owens, Strokestown

4th - Statia Byrne, Jenkinstown

CLASS 89 McDonnell’s Stork Baking Competition.

1st - Ann Phelan, Kilmacthomas

2nd - Margaret McCormack, Strokestown

3rd - Marjorie Keane, Butlerstown

4th - Delia Owens

CLASS 90

The "Great Cherry Cake Competition"

1st - Eamon McCormack, Strokestown

2nd - Delia Owens, Strokestown

3rd - Sarah Cuddihy

4th - Fiona Power

5th. - Aine Daly

6th. - Margaret McCormack

7th. - Rita Hickey

8th. - Mary Smith

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CLASS 90 - The “Great Cherry Cake Competition”

Prizes: 1st Iverk Produce Cup and €190; 2nd €125; 3rd €90; 4th €60;
5th €50; 6th €25;
7th €15; 8th €15; 9th €15; 10th €15.

RECIPE
12 ozs. flour, 8 ozs. margarine, 8 ozs castor sugar, 6 ozs. cherries, 3 large eggs or 4 small, half teaspoon of baking powder.
Method
cut cherries in four; cream margarine and sugar, add eggs and flour alternatively Add cherries, bake 325F, 160C, Gas Mark 3, for one and a half hours approx. in 8” cake tin.

Recipe must be strictly adhered-to.
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Galvin Trophy (Perpetual), donated by Galvin’s Bakery Carrick-on-Suir,
plus €50 donated by Kitty Coffey, to scorer of most marks in the Cakes Section.

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Recipe for Stork Margarine Harvest Fruit Loaf
Ingredients:
4 oz/125g Stork Margarine (at room temp.).
4 oz/125g caster sugar.
2 eggs, large.
8 oz/225g self-raising flour.
1 level teaspoon mixed spice (sieved with flour).
1 oz/25g cherries, washed, dried and cut in quarters.
10 oz/275g mixed dried fruit.
5 tablespoons milk.
Decoration:
8 walnut halves, or
8 whole almonds (skinned)
3 cherries, cut in half.
Oven Temperature:
Pre-heat to Gas Mark 3, 325F, 160C.
Shelf:
Middle
Size of Tin:
2 lb/900g tin.
All-In-One-Method:
  1. Brush the tin with melted Stork and place a strip or a circle of greaseproof paper on the bottom.
  2. Place all the ingredients together in a mixing bowl and beat with a wooden spoon until well mixed (2-3 minutes).
  3. Place the mixture in the prepared tin and smooth the top.
  4. Arrange the walnut halves or whole almonds and the half cherries on the top.
  5. Bake in the pre-heated oven on the middle shelf for 1 ½ - 1 ¾ hours.
  6. Test (see below) and remove from the oven when baked.
  7. Leave in the tin for 10 minutes, then turn out, remove the paper and cool on a wire tray. Store in an airtight tin.
To Test The Harvest Fruit Loaf:
Press the top of the cake lightly with the fingers – it should feel firm. Thrust a clean, warmed skewer into the middle of the cake. If it comes out clean, with no uncooked mixture clinging to it, the cake is ready.

*** Important – Stork Baking Competition ***
A Stork Wrapper must be displayed with each cake entered.
The recipe must not be altered in any way.
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