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Dough rolled around guava, steamed, and topped with sweet butter sauce — the Bahamas' famous dessert.
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Guava duff is the Bahamas' signature dessert: guava pulp is spread on dough, rolled up like a Swiss roll, wrapped in cloth, and steamed. It's sliced and topped with a warm sauce of butter and sugar, sometimes with rum. It was born when British steamed pudding met Caribbean fruit.
Remove the guava skin and seeds, mash the pulp, and cook down with 50g sugar.
Bring together the flour, baking powder, 50g butter, 50g sugar, egg, milk, and spices into a dough.
Roll the dough into a rectangle, spread with the guava, and roll up from one end.
Wrap in parchment paper and foil and steam for 1 1/2 hours.
Pour over a warmed sauce of the remaining butter, powdered sugar, and rum.