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Featured in: A Spiced Caribbean Black Cake for Christmas, Aged in Rum & Memory. —The Editors In a large, air-tight container combine the prunes, raisins, currants, cherries, and citrus peel, all of the brandy, and 3 cups of the rum. Stir to combine and set aside for at least three days and up 3 months.
Black Cake (Caribbean Rum Soaked Fruit Cake) Yield: 2-3 cakes 8 or 9in pans Cook Time: 1 hour30 minutes Total Time: 1 hour30 minutes This beloved rum soaked fruit cake is rich, perfectly spiced, and decadent.
The black cake was once referred to as the British Plum Pudding or Christmas Figgy Pudding but with the inclusion of Barbados’ rum and the substitution of some ingredients to a more Caribbean nature, it has now been transformed to a truly memorable product known as a Bajan Black Cake.
Black Cake (Caribbean Rum Soaked Fruit Cake) – Alica’s Pepperpot Black cake is famous for it’s uniquely dense texture, dark color, rich and robust taste, this is the cake that takes the cake.
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