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DIY Coconut Rum
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.
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.
Rum Shrub
For the rum, choose something dark and, if you want to replicate the Colonial experience, something funky.
Apricot Rum Fizz
This cocktail is a slightly modified version of Toast's Apricot Fizz. Not that their drinks aren't brilliant, mind, it's just that I personally don't care for spiced rum (I think the "spice" is added by distillers in attempt to mask the lower quality of the rum), and I prefer the sharp sass of ginger beer over ginger ale's plebeian sweetness.
Ginger Beer, Rum, and Coconut Sorbet
Only after I served this was I told it was basically a scoopable Dark and Stormy. But that's no problem for me—the combination of ginger beer and dark rum is pretty awesome.
Painkiller
Yes, it's kinda fruity, and yes, you're venturing into umbrella-drink territory; but we're at the dawn of summer—it's okay to put on your flowered shirt and relax a little bit. A Painkiller can help you shake out whatever winter stiffness remains, and prepare you for the long, hot months ahead.
Old Cuban
Branch out from a mojito with this bubbly, minty rum drink.
Timekiller (Quick Pineapple Rum-LaCroix Cocktail)
Are you ready for the beach? This crazy-easy mixed drink from Claire Sprouse of Tin Roof Drink Community will take you there, no cocktail shaker or blender required.
(Not Exactly A) Painkiller
First things first: this is not a Painkiller. This may resemble that drink that originated some 40 years ago at the Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands, but the Painkiller was adopted as the mascot drink by Pusser's Rum around a decade after its birth (the drink's birth, that is.)
Hibiscus Rum Cooler
This pitcher drink is tart and cooling.
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.
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Pineapple Coconut Hawaiian Chicken Skewers
Hawaiian chicken marinated in a pineapple and coconut marinade that infuses with tropical flavours and tenderises. Skewer them as pictured, or cook whole chicken pieces. PERFECT for outdoor grilling, easy enough for a midweek meal!
Grilled Pineapple With Coconut-Condensed Milk-Butter Sauce
What we have here is the tart, sweet flavor of pineapple that's intensified through the process of grilling and amped up by the smoky aroma, covered in a sweet creamy sauce with a hint of coconut. It's a cookout favorite.
Grilled Pineapple Salsa
Fire up the grill! This Pineapple Salsa is sweet, smoky, and as spicy (or not) as you want to make it. Great with chips, grilled meats, seafood, and tacos!
Grilled Jerk Pork Skewers
I tend to go into grilling kicks—my latest is a need for spicy heat. It started with the sweet and spicy corn slathered with chili-lime butter, then the smoky bite of honey chipotle wings, and this week it was jerk pork skewers, made with fiery habenaros.
Grilled Pineapple Mojito
Fresh grilled pineapple pairs perfectly with mint and lime. Adjust the amount of sugar according to the sweetness of your pineapple.
Hellfire Jerk Chicken With Rummy Grilled Pineapple
Jerk chicken has it all: sweetness, spice and come-hither appeal. [Photograph: Jennifer Olvera] Note: Be aware that the chicken is prone to flare-ups, so it needs to be watched and fussed with a bit during the cooking and basting...
Hawaiian Chicken
Sticky Hawaiian Chicken drumsticks marinated in a sweet, tangy spicy pineapple sauce! This chicken is SERIOUSLY sticky. Serve with coconut rice for a deliciously tropical dinner.
Tostones with Tomato Salsa
Tostones is a classic across Latin America and definitely a favorite side dish. Follow our easy-to-make tostones recipe and I promise you won't be disappointed!!
Skillet Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Pineapple Upside Down Cake has stood the test of time for good reason: Tthe bottom cake is moist and buttery, while the top oozes with pineapple and caramel.
Mojo Pork with Black Beans, Cilantro Rice and Pickled Red Onions
This recipe hails from Epcot's Food and Wine Festival at Walt Disney World. The mojo pork is slow-cooked and served with a simple cilantro-lime rice, black beans, and pickled red onions for a complete meal.