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Authentic Aruba Recipes - Desserts

Desserts

Recipe Name Banana Bread
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Banana Bread

Plan ahead a few days before making banana bread, because the most important ingredient is over-ripe (black-ripe), very soft, mushy bananas or according to my kids, they must be "dead".read more
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Recipe Name Banana na Binja
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Banana na Binja

Always served during partiesread more
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Recipe Name Bier Koekjes (Beer Biscuits)
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Bier Koekjes

Beer and biscuits a great combination and taste. Easy to make and great for parties or for private late Sunday afternoon indulgence.read more
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Recipe Name Bolo Borracho
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Bolo Borracho

Tipsy Rum Cake read more
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Recipe Name Bolo Borracho
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Bolo Borracho

Tipsy Rum Cake read more
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Recipe Name Bolo di Banana (Plantain Pudding)
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Bolo di Banana (Plantain Pudding)

This is a typical Caribbean complement to any typical dish served at various restaurants across the island. read more
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Recipe Name Bolo di Frigidaire
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Bolo di Frigidaire

Bolo di Frigidaire literally meaning fridge cake, it's Aruba's favorite Happy New Years cake. read more
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Recipe Name Bolo di Tres Lechi
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Bolo di Tres Lech

Tres leches cake read more
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Recipe Name Bolo Ponche Crema
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Bolo Ponche Crema

Eggnog Trifle Cake. read more
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Recipe Name Bolo Ponche Crema
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Bolo Ponche Crema

Eggnog Trifle Cake. read more
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Recipe Name Bolo Preto
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Bolo Preto

Local cooks often prepare the fruit and store it in large glass jars for many months to be sure it is available for those special occasions, this special occasion cake is usually served in very small pieces as a memento of the event, such as weddings, anniversaries and because the flavor is so richread more
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Recipe Name Bolo Preto (Dark Fruit Cake)
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Bolo Preto (Dark Fruit Cake)

Bolo Preto, or black cake, thickly iced and aglitter with tiny silver balls, is the Aruban wedding cake. Keepsake slices, placed in small white boxes inscribed in silver with the initials of the bridal couple, are distributed to guests at the wedding reception. Without the trimmings bolo preto is a popular everyday dessert which keeps for six months or more if refrigerated. read more

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Recipe Name Chateau
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Chateau

Simply delicious chocolate cake...read more
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Recipe Name Chocolate Tea Bread
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Chocolate Tea Bread

Recipe courtesy of Sandy Springs - a North Carolina-born Aruban resident, always smilingly finds time to do whatever is asked of her on behalf of friends. Chocolate with love! read more

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Recipe Name Cocada (Coconut candy)
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Cocada (Coconut candy)

Traditionally cocada is served on broken bits of the coconut shell. read more

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Recipe Name Coconut Cake
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Coconut Cake

This is a typical Caribbean dessert which is served at various restaurants across the island. read more

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Recipe Name Forgotten Pudding
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Forgotten Pudding

Delicious pudding, served with custard sauce.read more
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Recipe Name Koeki di Pinda y Chuculati
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Koeki di Pinda y Chuculati

Peanut butter and chocolate cookies, this recipe is very easy to make and it's deliciously addictive read more
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Recipe Name Mancaron (Coconut Macaroon)
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Mancaron (Coconut Macaroon)

Mancarons are greatly enjoyed with breakfast or in the afternoon with coffee or tea. It has a delightedly sweet coconut flavor with a crispy crust on the outside but the inside is spongy and tender in texture.read more
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Recipe Name Our Best Rum Balls
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Our Best Rum Balls

Rum balls are a truffle-like confection, being sweet, dense balls flavored with chocolate and rum. As their name implies, these sweets contain rum and because they are not baked, the alcohol flavor and kick are not lost during baking. This sweet is especially popular during the holiday season.read more
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Recipe Name Pan Dushi (Small Sweet Rolls)
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Pan Dushi (Small Sweet Rolls)

Nice to have for breakfast or with coffee or tea in the afternoonread more
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Recipe Name Pan lefi
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Pan lefi

light sponge cookies read more

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Recipe Name Pistachio Cake
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Pistachio Cake

Aruban traditional cake for special occasion. read more

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Recipe Name Pudin di Coco
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Pudin di Coco

Coconut puddingread more
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Recipe Name Quesillo
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Quesillo

This is a typical Caribbean dessert which is served at various restaurants across the island. read more

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Recipe Name Soenchi
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Soenchi

Meringue kisses - Local recipes are frequently well-guarded secrets! An Aruban friend, explained that her mother banished everyone from the kitchen when she whipped up her celebrated meringues. Be content with this substitute, for a soenchi can always be traded for the real thing read more
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Recipe Name Tentalaria di Cashupete (Cashew Nut Treat)
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Tentalaria di Cashupete (Cashew Nut Treat)

Tentalaria derives from the word tenta which means to entice in English. This candy is considered a delicacy and customary it is given as a welcome treat to guests placing it next to a bridal cake along with chocolate bonbons and other delicacy. read more
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Recipe Name Tert di Pruim (Prune Tart)
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Tert di Pruim

Soft crusts stuffed with sweet gooey prunes, yet very rich in taste that will make you ask for more. read more
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