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Default fascinated by the cake recipe
I looked up one recipe for black cake.

This one has fruit and rum and wine:
How to Make Jamaican Black Cake! Recipe - Snapguide



This one has that and molasses.
Sharon's Jamaican Fruit Cake Recipe - Allrecipes.com


Such a rich cake!
Looks good

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