Mazie shows us how to make a traditional Jamaican Rich Christmas Cake that the whole family can enjoy. Watch as she adds a twist with tasty Excelsior Water Crackers, another Jamaican staple.
No Red Label wine? I guess the rum is an alternative. Recently came back from Jamaica, brought Red Label wine, omg am so disappointed, it's watery,the Jamaica products are lacking their main ingredients causing the traditional foods not to tasting the same. I use to be the mixer for my aunt when baking for Christmas, and could not wait to lick the bowl. Miss Mazie methods of cooking, and baking is amazing, enjoy her tips.
Maize, dis is real gud. mi fallow yuh guide and fi di furst time mi mek mi furst crissmus cyake, evry body seh ah real jamaica cyake dis. mi use evry ting weh yuh seh an it cum owt gud. tank yuh :)
This is awesome. Excellent and clear presentation. Ms. Mazie makes me proud to be Jamaican. My brother and I used to mix cake with our mother when we were boys. Me and him used to fight over the left overs in the bowl and the spoon for licking when she was done. Seeing Ms Mazie at work brings back warm feelings of the festive season in Jamaica.
Mi nuh tink mi can manij di tuff crackas inna mi cake Mazie, but I suppose it is used to keep the cake moist. U hand dem trang Mazie, only u can cross it. I am amazed she did not even dip her finger in the batter and licked it off, that's the best part. The cakes were beautiful. Perfection!
I am thankful for your sharing this recipe; perhaps you could comment on how to bake them in tin can; the type that usually has cookies in it with a lid to close it. My nana used to make bake just so. Do you know this method?..I would love to give as gifts for Easter.
No Red Label wine? I guess the rum is an alternative. Recently came back from Jamaica, brought Red Label wine, omg am so disappointed, it's watery,the Jamaica products are lacking their main ingredients causing the traditional foods not to tasting the same. I use to be the mixer for my aunt when baking for Christmas, and could not wait to lick the bowl. Miss Mazie methods of cooking, and baking is amazing, enjoy her tips.
pryncessable 1 month ago
Maize, dis is real gud. mi fallow yuh guide and fi di furst time mi mek mi furst crissmus cyake, evry body seh ah real jamaica cyake dis. mi use evry ting weh yuh seh an it cum owt gud. tank yuh :)
nottsboy24 1 month ago
This is awesome. Excellent and clear presentation. Ms. Mazie makes me proud to be Jamaican. My brother and I used to mix cake with our mother when we were boys. Me and him used to fight over the left overs in the bowl and the spoon for licking when she was done. Seeing Ms Mazie at work brings back warm feelings of the festive season in Jamaica.
romiecoch 2 months ago
Mi nuh tink mi can manij di tuff crackas inna mi cake Mazie, but I suppose it is used to keep the cake moist. U hand dem trang Mazie, only u can cross it. I am amazed she did not even dip her finger in the batter and licked it off, that's the best part. The cakes were beautiful. Perfection!
taleeni 2 months ago
this is real jamaican cake mon! it look nice send over piece for me!
TheModel1ist 2 months ago
I love the yummy cake
solinng 2 months ago
mazie i didn't see you add the wine
ladyhenry23 5 months ago
I am thankful for your sharing this recipe; perhaps you could comment on how to bake them in tin can; the type that usually has cookies in it with a lid to close it. My nana used to make bake just so. Do you know this method?..I would love to give as gifts for Easter.
QueenPanton 11 months ago