Look at this bottle of white rum, it's just aching to be something more flavorful.

Hmmm, how about adding some fresh pineapple and vanilla beans?

Here's how to cut the pineapple:

Now cut it into quarters.

Viola! Pineapple Vanilla Rum!

Now let it sit for 4 to 6 months in a cool dark place, like the back of your food cupboard. Two weeks prior to consuming, add 2 or 3 spoonfuls of sugar and let sit. Enjoy in the following days/weeks/years, depending on how fast you drink this! THAT's how we make rum here in La Réunion!
1 comment:
I am loving this blog! And I am going to try out your rum! YUMMMM!!! I think it will be ready just in time for the wedding.
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