Jamaican Christmas Cake
Jamaican Christmas Cake

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Browse new releases, best sellers or classics & Find your next favourite book Looking For Jamaican Christmas Cake? Jamaican Christmas cake, which is also referred to as Jamaican black cake has long been the most popular Jamaican dessert in Jamaica. Jamaican black cake is thought to be derived from the British figgy pudding, but with an island twist. While it has traditionally been thought of as a Christmas cake, it is actually baked and eaten all year round.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook jamaican christmas cake using 25 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Jamaican Christmas Cake:
  1. Make ready Jamaican white over proof rum
  2. Prepare port wine or red label wine
  3. Make ready raisins
  4. Get currants
  5. Get dates
  6. Make ready dried prunes
  7. Get maraschino cherries
  8. Prepare chopped almonds
  9. Take orange juice
  10. Prepare grated zest from one lime
  11. Prepare dark molasses
  12. Prepare browning
  13. Make ready lime juice
  14. Make ready vanilla extract
  15. Make ready almond extract
  16. Take eggs
  17. Take butter
  18. Prepare flour
  19. Prepare brown sugar
  20. Make ready baking powder
  21. Take ground nutmeg
  22. Get ground all spice
  23. Make ready ground clove
  24. Take ground cinnamon
  25. Get salt

It is very popular during Christmas time and is most often served with sorrel. Put all of the dried fruit and the stem ginger in a bowl, then pour over the rum and port. See Video Below on how to make Jamaican Christmas Cake Below (On YouTube) Butter and sugar are creamed till the mixture becomes light and fluffy. Next, eggs, rum and vanilla are added to the mixture, while beating continuously.

Instructions to make Jamaican Christmas Cake:
  1. Preheat oven to 350 degree then grease and flour 2 round baking pans or which size pan u choose.
  2. In a blender add rum, wine, dates, raisins,cherries with their liquid, prunes, currants, chopped almond, orange juice and blend until all the fruits are chopped. Let sit for 1hr (2days is way better 😀)
  3. In a large bowl cream sugar and butter. Then add eggs mix well
  4. Add molasses, browning, blended fruit mixture, lime juice, vanilla, almond extract and stir
  5. Add flour, nutmeg, cloves, all spice, baking powder, cinnamon, salt, lime zest and stir. Do not over mix
  6. Pour the batter into your baking pans and bake for 1hr. You can put some cherries in the center of the batter if you wish. Stick a toothpick in the middle to ensure it's done. Tooth pick will come out clean if it's done. Enjoy!

See Video Below on how to make Jamaican Christmas Cake Below (On YouTube) Butter and sugar are creamed till the mixture becomes light and fluffy. Next, eggs, rum and vanilla are added to the mixture, while beating continuously. Click Here For Recipe Production of the cake begins almost a full year in advance. Cherries, currants, prunes, raisins and orange peels are soaked in rum and wine for three to six months in airtight jars to make the fruit sufficiently saturated for the cake. Cinnamon, nutmeg, a bay leaf and other spices are added to sifted flour to make the cake batter.

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