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  Farine Black Cake  
 
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 Cuisine Amerindian
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 Source What's cooking in Guyana (Carnegie School of Home Economics)
 Submitted By Admin
Category Farine Dishes
Method --
Time 150 minutes
Calories --
Serves 16
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 Ingredients :
1 lb farine flour (grind 1 lb farine meal into flour), 3 lb mixed dried fruit, 2 oz mixed peel, 2 oz peanuts, 3 lb brown sugar, about 1 pt wine, about 1½ pt rum, 1 lb margarine, 9 eggs, 3 tsp mixed essence, 3 tsp mixed spice
 
 How to Prepare :
  • Wash and dry the fruits. Grind or chop fruits, peel and nuts.
  • Make caramel. Heat 2 lb brown sugar, and when melted add 4 tablespoons of wine. Simmer until dark colour is obtained.
  • Mix about half the wine and rum and pour over the fruits and peel. Leave to soak for a day or longer (up to 3 months).
  • Grease and double line an 8 inch cake pan.
  • Cream the remaining 1 lb sugar and margarine. Add eggs one at a time (beaten or unbeaten) and the essence.
  • Add fruits and nuts and stir well. Add enough caramel to make mixture as dark as desired.
  • Sift farine and spice together. Add to the mixture a little at a time and fold in. Mix to a soft dropping consistency using wine or rum.
  • Pour the mixture into the prepared pan and bake in slow oven, 300ºF, for 2 hours on middle shelf.
  • Pour remaining wine and rum over immediately after cake is baked.
 
 
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 Added on  26, Sep 2006
 
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By : roti_man
Nice!!!
 
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