Cranberry Mojitos from Delish.com is the easy holiday drink you need.
I have many recipes in my files. This one was given to me at a cookie exchange. It is quite long, but worth the effort. If you'd rather, you can substitute rum extract for the rum.
Author: Marge
Flouring the fruit in this Bundt cake recipe helps keep it suspended throughout the batter, and using a serrated knife guarantees you won't squash or shred the slices.
Author: Rick Martinez
Spritz cookies with a dash of nutmeg, brushed with a sweet rum glaze.
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Author: Norma Shirley
This easy cake batter requires no mixer and comes together in minutes. The final result is a rich, custardy cake that plays perfectly off the tart rhubarb topping.
Author: Claire Saffitz
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A blend of rums, exotic juices, liqueurs, aromatic spices, absinthe, and trepidation. One from the Soulshakers' greatest hits collection, this drink has been honed to a lethal edge over the past eight...
Author: Tom Sandham
Author: Audrey Saunders
In our cold-weather version of the mojito we sub out white rum for rich, brooding blackstrap and mint for muddled rosemary.
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Author: Tom Douglas
Author: Ivy Manning
These are the best-ever rum balls, perfect for Christmas eating or giving.
Author: Emma
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Author: Allen Susser
No bake chocolate cookie balls made from chocolate chips, vanilla wafers, pecans and rum.
Author: sal
There's nothing better than puffy yeasted buns saturated in rum syrup, especially when it's inspired by the citrusy Mai Tai cocktail.
Author: Martha Collison
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Author: Edward Lee
One of the few tiki drinks to feature amaro-in this case, Campari, the Jungle Bird is made with blackstrap rum, fresh pineapple, Campari, and lime.
Author: Brad Thomas Parsons
Author: Lucy Brennan
The cake takes its name from the wife of Jack Turner's former headmaster, but the recipe is reportedly an ancient Scottish one. Aluminum foil stands in for the traditional newspaper.