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DIY Spiced Rum
Many commercial spiced rums use the spices to cover up inferior rum. At home, you can create a more elegant and bold version, tailored to your taste.
Rum and Coconut Water
This drink requires the simplest of preparations, yet it's almost wholly unexpected by the average imbiber. For assertiveness, it uses a good, amber rum—Appleton Extra is a good choice, as are Angostura 1919 and Bacardi 8— and for unparalleled refreshment impact, chilled coconut water.
How to Make Spiced Rum From Scratch
Simply take your desired mix of spices and other ingredients, pop them in a bottle of rum for, oh, two days, then taste. Need the spice mix a bit stronger? Let it sit a day or two more, or, edit the taste profile as you go, adding more of an ingredient if you wish to push it forward.
DIY Allspice Dram
Allspice dram is a simple liqueur flavored with allspice berries that adds a dark, strong, and spicy counterpoint to rum and cocktails. Even though you can find it on store shelves now, it's much more fun to make it at home.
Peachy Rum and Coconut Frozen Blended Cocktail
This rich and creamy frozen peach cocktail has a lot of spice from Angostura bitters and two kinds of rum. The dark rum float is an added boozy bonus, but if you'd like to keep the drink light, leave it off.
DIY Banana Liqueur
Homemade banana liqueur will show you that, when it comes to tropical drinks, the simple banana can taste just as special as coconut or pineapple.
Coquito (Puerto Rican Coconut Eggnog)
Coquito, the Puerto Rican version of eggnog, brings a refreshing and tropical twist to the season.
Vegan Coconut, Lime, and Rum Ice Cream
Dark rum, coconut, and lime are a natural pairing, and the three come together beautifully in this tropical ice cream that's 100% vegan.
DIY Falernum
Falernum can be tricky to find commercially, but it's easy to make at home so that you can be ready to mix up lots of classic Tiki cocktails.
Toasted Coconut Eggnog
A tropical spin on eggnog with allspice and coconut milk.
Since this recipe doesn't have any sugar, it's a nice way to put a little coconut in your drink without adding sweetness. For more flavor, you could adding vanilla, peppercorns, grains of paradise, cardamom, ginger, basil, lemongrass, or chiles.
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Coconut Shrimp / Prawns with Spicy Thai Mango Sauce
Crunchy coconut shrimp / prawns with a spicy Thai MANGO dipping sauce! This sauce is so scrumptious I want to pour it over everything. And really - you could! On cooked meats, seafood, as a salad dressing.....let your imagination run wild!
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These perfect coconut shrimp have a crunchy, thick crust of aromatic coconut surrounding a center of juicy, perfectly cooked shrimp without a hint of rubberiness.
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Coconut Shrimp: Quick & Easy Recipe - The Woks of Life
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Pineapple Coconut Hawaiian Chicken Skewers
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Coconut Mango Upside Down Cake
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Islas Flotantes de Coco (Coconut Floating Islands)
Though some recipes call for baking the meringues and then slipping them into the custard, I follow the more traditional route and poach them. A bite reveals that these islands are rather more like clouds.