Rice Cooker Rum & Sultana Cake

This cake is very alcoholic and it is only for grownups, who love Rum and Sultanas (OR Raisins). I always have a jar of Steeped Sultanas, that can be used for baking and also added to Ice Cream and other cold desserts. However, the Rum-Steeped Sultanas that I used today were quite old, and extremely well steeped. I felt almost drunk after eating a piece of this cake. You can’t drive after this cake!
Rice Cooker Rum & Sultana Cake
This cake is very alcoholic and it is only for grownups, who love Rum and Sultanas (OR Raisins). I always have a jar of Steeped Sultanas, that can be used for baking and also added to Ice Cream and other cold desserts. However, the Rum-Steeped Sultanas that I used today were quite old, and extremely well steeped. I felt almost drunk after eating a piece of this cake. You can’t drive after this cake!
Steps
- 1
If you don’t have already steeped Sultanas (OR Raisins), soak Sultanas in Rum overnight. If you are in a hurry, heat the Sultanas mixed with Rum in the microwave until warm, so that Sultanas soak up Rum quickly and will be ready in a few hours.
- 2
Line the base of rice cooker’s inner pot with baking paper. *Note: If your inner pot is in good condition, baking paper would be unnecessary.
- 3
Whisk Melted Butter, Sugar, Salt and Eggs in a mixing bowl until smooth. Add Self-Raising Flour and warmed Milk (and Rum), and mix well. Then add Rum-Steeped Sultanas and chopped Walnuts, and mix to combine. Pour the mixture into the prepared rice cooker’s inner pot, flat the surface evenly, and start cooking at ‘Cake’ setting.
- 4
If it is not cooked yet, leave it in the hot rice cooker for 10 more minutes or heat extra time. When it is cooked, turn out on a serving plate OR wire rack to cool, and carefully peel away baking paper. Enjoy warm OR cold. *Note: I dusted the cake with Icing Sugar when cooled.
- 5
*Note: I used my 10 cup capacity rice cooker which inner pot is 20cm in diameter. It took 40 minutes to cook.
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