In 1950, home cook Ann Corn and Courier-Journal Home Consultant Cissy Gregg agreed that "more people ruin fruit cakes and nut cakes by over baking than by not baking them enough. ... We used plenty of ...

This is my mom’s recipe for a dense fruit cake made with dried fruits and nuts soaked in rum. Depending on how much you enjoy rum-soaked cake, you can soak it in rum and ripen the baked cake anywhere ...

Baking a flawless rum cake requires science, technique, and some know-how. Leave it to a trained chef to help demystify some ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Rum Cake circa 1976 Recipe by Marion Cushner, as reported by Helen Dollaghan in the May 16, 1976, edition of The Denver Post. Makes 1 cake. Ingredients 1 cup ...

Rum cake is a delightful dessert with rich cultural and historical roots. Originating in the Caribbean, this cake reflects the region's long history with rum, which dates back to the colonial era when ...

I’ve done a few cruises to the Caribbean, always to different ports. But no matter where we anchored, these little yellow, hexagon–shaped boxes were everywhere to be found. Sold in every gift shop and ...

Where do I even begin with my love affair with rum cake? I don’t remember the first time I had it, but I can’t even remember a time in my life when I didn’t know what it was. I remember wanting to ...

Finely chop half the macadamia nuts and roughly chop the remainder, then set aside. Grease and flour a 20-22cm round cake tin and sprinkle the base with the roughly chopped macadamia nuts. Preheat the ...