Since many of the imported liquor/liqueurs are so costly online, so I, love infusing alcohol, have made Homemade Limoncello, and this was a hit among my friends, made the Homemade Pineapple Rum too and this is a huge hit.
Although I am a social drinker, have it at a party or wedding celebrations, love making liquor infusions. This Homemade Pineapple Rum requires just 2 ingredients, one large pineapple and white rum, the process is super simple. Add freshly cut pineapple chunks/slices to a jar, top it with white rum, and then let it soak for 2 or 3 weeks, I soaked it for 3 weeks.
Ingredients
1 Whole Fresh Pineapple - cut into small chunk or thin slices
750 Ml White Rum
Method
Ingredients
1 Whole Fresh Pineapple - cut into small chunk or thin slices
750 Ml White Rum
Method
Pour the rum over the pineapple, covering it completely. Seal the jar.
Allow the pineapple to soak in the rum for 2 - 3 weeks. Keep the jar in the pantry shelf. Lightly shake the jar and turn it over every day or alternate days.
Enjoy this chilled, this is super delicious!!
Check this space to see the recipes for how I used this infusion.
Labels: Cocktail, Pineapple, Rum, Homemade, Improv Cooking Challenge, International Cuisine
For Improv Cooking Challenge July’s theme is Pineapple and Rum. Check out what the other bloggers have made: Check this space to see the recipes for how I used this infusion.
- Bloody Painkiller by Palatable Pastime
- Goldilocks Cocktail by A Day in the Life on the Farm
- Homemade Pineapple Rum by Sneha's Recipe
- Pineapple Mojitos by Cookaholic Wife
- Pineapple-Rum Granita by Culinary Adventures with Camilla
- Pineapple Tiramisu by Magical Ingredients
This is a wonderful recipe Sneha. Do you keep it refrigerated while it is infusing or leave it in the pantry?
ReplyDeleteWhile infusing leave it in the pantry shelf. Once strained then refrigerate it.
DeleteThat looks beautiful! I might have to try it.
ReplyDeleteSounds amazing! I love the idea of infusing and would love to try.
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