Looking in the pantry, I have all the ingredients for a rum Bundt cake, the traditional one using cake mix and pudding mix.
I’ve added pecan and brown sugar topping to it, with excellent results. What about mashing up a banana into it? I’m thinking it certainly won’t hurt anything, and might be pretty good.
I'd think that if one were to adjust th bundt's ratio of ingredients to be similar, mebbe slightly dryer, than nanner bread, ya could have a definite winner on yer hands, Brother!
Rich, moist stuff is what I predict...
I'd think that if one were to adjust th bundt's ratio of ingredients to be similar, mebbe slightly dryer, than nanner bread, ya could have a definite winner on yer hands, Brother!
Rich, moist stuff is what I predict...
And that is what I got... Nice to have just enough rum, with a little left over for chef’s treat!
Excellent job, beautimous bundt cake! Did it have th nanners in? On accounta that's what I meant, above...hmmm, gots me some unopened Sailor Jerry, over to my bar; might haveta make me a rum an coke, later on today...
Last edited by Mr. Bones; March 29, 2020, 11:17 PM.
In case you're planning a second run at this recipe --
The rum cake I make is already pretty moist, so adding a banana might be a little too much of a good thing. Also I think the banana flavor might ruin the delicate rum/butter (rhumba?) party going on.
How about this for the next one: slice the bananas and cook them in butter and brown sugar, then layer the bottom of the Bundt pan before pouring in the batter. Or, alternately, slicing the bananas into the finishing glaze and then pouring it over the cake at the end?
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