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Old 12-11-2012, 07:20 AM   #1
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Hot Buttered Rum
So it's cold and miserable and I'm out of beer anyhow and I really feel like one drink before bed so it seems like the perfect time to make up a hot buttered rum. Haven't had one since about this time last year so I'm overdue anyhow.

The first thing I do is boil water, then pour some into a coffee mug. Got to let it sit long enough to heat the mug, then toss it out.

Dump about a teaspoonful of brown sugar into the mug. You can use more or none at all if that's your preference. Pour a little of the boiling water into the mug and stir to dissolve. Then add a good jigger of dark rum--a good jigger being somewhat more than a jigger which is an ounce and a half as I recall.

Fill the mug with boiling water to about a half inch from the top. Add a pat of butter (remember those "pats" you used to get in restaurants before they started giving you the "whipped butter" which actually gives you less butter and more air?). Float one of those on top of your drink.

No. No margarine. SRSLY.

Now grind your nutmeg two or eleventy times over the floating butter to taste. Yes, you can use the canned scrap if you wish but it's not nearly as good.

Now sip the drink through the nutmeg topped butter.

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Southern Living usually has a page of holiday drink recipes. I saw one the other day that might have a slightly different hot buttered rum recipes (but I'm not sure).

By the way, be sure not to drink nutmeg by itself with hot water.
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Ah, maybe I was thinking of the hot buttered rye.

http://www.southernliving.com/food/h...06/page35.html
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Ah, maybe I was thinking of the hot buttered rye.

http://www.southernliving.com/food/h...06/page35.html
That's different. Interesting too. I'm all for good, cold weather drinks.
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Our friends used to keep homemade hot buttered rum goop in the freezer. It was similar in texture to ice cream, and she would melt it and mix it with rum and hot water. That stuff would really set you right after a long day of skiing. It was like a hot milkshake. With booze. I will see her at Christmas and try to wrangle the recipe from her.
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Check out Tom and Jerrys too. Another cold weather drink.
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So it's cold and miserable and I'm out of beer anyhow and I really feel like one drink before bed so it seems like the perfect time to make up a hot buttered rum. Haven't had one since about this time last year so I'm overdue anyhow.

The first thing I do is boil water, then pour some into a coffee mug. Got to let it sit long enough to heat the mug, then toss it out.

Dump about a teaspoonful of brown sugar into the mug. You can use more or none at all if that's your preference. Pour a little of the boiling water into the mug and stir to dissolve. Then add a good jigger of dark rum--a good jigger being somewhat more than a jigger which is an ounce and a half as I recall.

Fill the mug to about a half inch from the top. Add a pat of butter (remember those "pats" you used to get in restaurants before they started giving you the "whipped butter" which actually gives you less butter and more air?). Float one of those on top of your drink.

No. No margarine. SRSLY.

Now grind your nutmeg two or eleventy times over the floating butter to taste. Yes, you can use the canned scrap if you wish but it's not nearly as good.

Now sip the drink through the nutmeg topped butter.

Life's good, ain't it?
Since it's -23 here and my furnace has been going non stop, I was with you right up til the bolded part - and then I got confuzzled. Am I to fill the mug up with rum? (and I'm thinking that amount of rum would certainly put enough hair on my chest to keep me warm the rest of the winter) but I know (and don't ask how) I can't drink that amount and still remain up right. More boiling water? Tea? (I think Chai tea would be really good.)
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Since it's -23 here and my furnace has been going non stop, I was with you right up til the bolded part - and then I got confuzzled. Am I to fill the mug up with rum? (and I'm thinking that amount of rum would certainly put enough hair on my chest to keep me warm the rest of the winter) but I know (and don't ask how) I can't drink that amount and still remain up right. More boiling water? Tea? (I think Chai tea would be really good.)
Ah. Good catch. See, this is why I don't write cookbooks.

Yes, boiling water. Of course if you wanted to fill it up with rum, I'm not gonna stop you.
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This holiday season I want to try a Tom & Jerry. Never had one before.
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Great recipe. I think when I go to my parents next weekend, I'll have my sister bring her dark rum to try this. Thank you for the recipe!
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Hey

We're drinking this Right Now, though mine has a hint of nutmeg only (not a nutmeg fan).

OMG

This is going on The Christmas List right along with Smoking Bishop.

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Thank you thank you thank you!

I know I'm more or less known for my affinity for Rumpleminz peppermint schnapps straight out of the freezer, but hey--it's too cold here for that now. I need a good hot drink.

And I've got a bottle of Bermudian rum in the basement! yay!
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Thank you thank you thank you!

I know I'm more or less known for my affinity for Rumpleminz peppermint schnapps straight out of the freezer, but hey--it's too cold here for that now. I need a good hot drink.

And I've got a bottle of Bermudian rum in the basement! yay!
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We're drinking this Right Now, though mine has a hint of nutmeg only (not a nutmeg fan).

OMG

This is going on The Christmas List right along with Smoking Bishop.

Thank you!

My work here is finished.

Hope you all enjoy.

Ted? I want that Tom and Jerry recipe.
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Remember, you can also add a little cinnamon and/or cloves to the typical recipe.

And if you find the typical T&J too sweet (I do), you can use bourbon in place of the brandy.

I can barely drink a Brandy Alexander; it's just too sweet for me.
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Remember, you can also add a little cinnamon and/or cloves to the typical recipe.

And if you find the typical T&J too sweet (I do), you can use bourbon in place of the brandy.

I can barely drink a Brandy Alexander; it's just too sweet for me.
Yet you can eat a whole peach cobbler. Weird.
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And a whole blueberry pie!

I do have to have a glass of milk with a piece of pecan pie. It's so rich.

By the way, the T&J was supposedly invented in St. Louis. I think you can still find an honest one there in bars. That is, made the old-fashioned way.
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Here's what many call a traditional recipe for a Tom & Jerry. I've never had one before and every Christmas I say I'm going to try one.

I know I'll be having a hot buttered rum this weekend, I hope, if all goes well.
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Here's what many call a traditional recipe for a Tom & Jerry. I've never had one before and every Christmas I say I'm going to try one.

I know I'll be having a hot buttered rum this weekend, I hope, if all goes well.
That's more sugar than I remember being put in it, but I'm no expert. It's been a few years since I've made a T&J.
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That's more sugar than I remember being put in it, but I'm no expert. It's been a few years since I've made a T&J.
It does sound like a lot of sugar, but then again, you don't really use all that much batter per cup.

I've got to find Medievalist's recipe for Smoking Bishop. I'm sure she posted it here a year or five ago.
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All of these drinks sound good. I need to install a bar in my apartment.
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Lazy Man's Hot Buttered Rum:

1 large mug very hot water
1 packet Alpine brand apple cider mix
add dash of cinnamon in the packet, then add it to the water, stir well
add dollop of rum to taste
add large glob of butter

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Here's another T&J recipe. More like what I remember (although I don't remember ever using 12 eggs either).

http://www.esquire.com/drinks/tom-an...y-drink-recipe
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Okay, here is a recipe for Smoking Bishop. I dont' know if it's the same one Medievalist posted however long ago, but it, and the variations they mention sound amazing. Awesome drinks may be the only good thing about winter.
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Mmmm....I have never had a hot alcoholic drink before--unless you count room temp beer, that is, so I'll look forward to trying this one night.

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Old 12-16-2012, 07:12 AM   #25
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I've got to find Medievalist's recipe for Smoking Bishop. I'm sure she posted it here a year or five ago.
I posted it on an external site, but Mac posted a link to the recipe that we used for inspiration.

It's in this holiday cooking thread from last year, right here.

And check out OFG's recipe for Swedish Christmas Porridge in the same thread. It's a bit like a lovely rice pudding with almonds.
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