Rum-soaked raisins & coconut make this Aussie Damper ALL-TIME!

[@simonknowles4267]

I knew it was going to be a beauty because the famous bowl came out....

[@naomivucinic4147]

Hubby made this in the school holidays for his sister and daughters it was yummy 😋😋

[@josemiguelvelez]

This was cool and looks fun to make.

[@mattcory7717]

5:01 Just reciting a poem quickly Hahaha 😂

[@dukethebrute4557]

Marshmallows stuffed in a brown sugar cinnamon ginger nutmeg damper man it was amazing

[@ChanTha-bc8lj]

សាស្រ្ត

[@nzmarkb8713]

Always use enough knife Great recipe thanks Jase

[@jarnosaarinen4583]

You put enough vanilla to start a truck!

[@songbird3675]

Perfect timing for Si.. hahahaha :D looks so good.

[@mal4207]

Yum - just finished my version, using Jack Daniels - i'll call it "Raisin Jack Damper"

[@bobjuniel8683]

“Damper” is a Lancashire dialect word meaning, “something that takes the edge off the appetite.” In 1852 one writer referred to Australia Bush Bread as “a damper, sure, to the stoutest appetite. So, it is a bread that dampens the appetite.

[@naomivucinic4147]

We used Captain Morgan 👍👍

[@villasevil1]

Ah man, how long was it cooking?

[@andrewhorsley3333]

Damper comes from damping the ashes of a fire and putting the bread on.

[@kasunth]

I always thought “smoko” means having a cigarette. Today I learned it actually means a camp fire.

[@dme6991]

Smoko means morning tea

[@jakemuir788]

I know that bottle anywhere. That’s definitely kraken aye

[@edwardfinn4141]

The wife wants to know if you used real butter, or Margarine ??

[@All-Around-Australia]

I expected you would have added a pinch of salt?