Caribbean cocktail with rum
Tropical fruits
Caribbean rum cocktail: Avast ye hardies!
This cocktail uses a pineapple base, coconut milk for smoothness and a touch of creaminess, lime for freshness, and a touch of rum to allow you to sail to your heart’s content in the gentle winds of the islands. Its mix is a true archipelago of tastes, fragrances and sweet notes. It’s up to you to choose its destination: on its own or with some fellow travelers: ginger, sour cherries or all sorts of berries, mango or even rhubarb! Also, you can explore new possibilities of exotic and tropical rum babas (babas au rhum). Dare to even go farther in uncharted territories such as verrines (spooned desserts in a small glasses), Yule logs and other Christmas cakes and puddings, thus traveling during the holidays without having to leave your home port, or use this versatile mix as a base for marinades and sauces for poultry… a cocktail for infinite possibilities.
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Recipes with caribbean cocktail with rum flavor
Chefs from all over the world share with you a selection of recipes made with this flavor to inspire your pastry, ice cream making, cooking and cocktails.
TROPICAL FRUITS BABA
by Gael EtrillardFlavour combinations
Some suggestions to combine flavors and enhance their qualities in terms of taste, texture and color.