With five pounds of dried fruit and multiple dosings of dark rum, this aged Jamaican Black Cake is a fruitcake for serious fruitcake fans only.
With 5 lb. of dried fruit and multiple dosings of dark rum, this aged Jamaican Black Cake is a treat for certified fruitcake fans. Named for its deep, dark color, the cake often features a splash of browning sauce—a burnt sugar syrup commonly used in Caribbean cooking for color and flavor—in the batter. In her version, chef Millie Peartree uses molasses instead.
In a departure from other fruitcakes, the Caribbean version features puréed dried fruit rather than whole. Aging the cake for at least 2 weeks is imperative: The moisture is redistributed during the downtime and helps the cake feel rich and squishy rather than pasty. The final result is a cake with the texture of a plump Medjool date, somewhere between dense, silky, and chewy.
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