JAMAICAN RUM CAKE
。Golden Rum Cake soaked in Vanilla Butter Rum Glaze (GFF)
My Jamaican Rum cakes are 75% to 80% Organic ingredient based. Gluten Free-Friendly option Available. Organic dry fruits are soaked for 6 months to a year and blended smooth. Organic eggs, Organic butter or Organic Sunflower oil, Organic date syrup, Organic molasses, Organic cane sugar, Organic Unbleached Wheat Flour or Wheat-Free Flour Mix 50% Organic
The Jamaican rum cake, also known as Jamaican black cake, is related to rum cakes popular across the Caribbean region. Thought to have originated with British colonists who brought recipes for steamed fruit puddings with them as they began settling in the islands in the 18th century, Caribbean rum cakes incorporated local produce and liquors, evolving into a unique confection. Culturally, the gift of a Jamaican rum cake implies a deep friendship with the recipient. The ingredients can be costly and the preparation is an intense labor of love, making it a truly valued token of esteem.
Chefs hundreds of years ago had to contend with warm Caribbean temperatures when storing food. Sugar played an integral role in preserving fruits and cakes, as did the addition of alcohol. Traditional English figgy puddings served during the Christmas season are thought to be ancestor of the rum cake. The extensive sugar plantations scattered across the Caribbean made this delectable dessert affordable, as the availability of sugar caused the price to drop. The inclusion of ingredients like rum, sugar and molasses make this cake a historic, edible relic of the sugar trade and hundreds of years of Caribbean history.
NOT VEGAN
None organic ingredients are* Wine, Stout Beer, Rum, Wheat-Free Flour Mix 50% Organic, Holiday Old English Dry Fruit and Peel Mix.