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The Captain’s Blood is similar to a daiquiri, except that it’s made with dark rum instead of white and a small but essential measure of falernum (a syrup flavored with spices, often nuts, sometimes lime, sometimes alcoholic and sometimes not, often used in Caribbean rum drinks) I prefer my Captain’s Blood on the tart side, but you can adjust the amount of sugar to make it as sweet or as sharp as you like.
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Pina colada pudding shots are a crowd-pleasing, quick-and-easy treat to make for your next party.
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This banana cookie bar recipe is very moist and filled with chocolate chips, rum flavoring, vanilla extract, ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
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Last week, we finally had Fran and Stephania over for dinner. It was a special evening honoring a couple of things: integrity and how my husband and I have talked...
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Last week, we finally had Fran and Stephania over for dinner. It was a special evening honoring a couple of things: integrity and how my husband and I have talked...
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A fool is an old-fashioned British dessert. In the 17th century, a fool consisted of stewed fruit blended or mixed with custard. Nowadays, the simmered fruits are layered with, or folded into, whipped cream.
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Stephanie Izard's rich, chunky mushroom ragout is great on everything from seared halibut to sautéed scallops and pasta. Use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock for a great vegan sauce.
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Being born and raised in Nawlins I've tried so many versions of Ettoufee'. Its' like Gumbo in the fact that just about every restaurant and family has a different...
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This is my version of the rummer served at the King's Arms Tavern in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. It is advertised as an authentic colonial-period cocktail...
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This German chocolate cake takes time and effort to make but it's very worth it and sure to impress.
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With a crackling, caramelized brown sugar topping, these custardy slices of French toast resemble crème brûlée Start them soaking the night before, then pop them in the oven in the morning for one of the most decadent brunches imaginable Even better, you can bake a pan of bacon at the same time