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marsupouse
09-04-2007, 05:36 AM
Hi everyone,
i'm french and in our islands, rum is a sort of religion :)
We have a recipe, a speciality that is named rhum arrangé.

You take fruits, spice or anything you like and put it into rum, with sugar ; after 1 to 6 months wait you have a new drink, really, really good (but strong :))

I just wonder if in US you already know that ? and if some of you practice this "art of living" :D


Sorry for bad english

If you want to see some of our recipes and photos: My website about rum arrangé (http://www.rhum-arrange.fr)


Thanks for your responses

Edward Hamilton
09-04-2007, 10:57 AM
Every island has its own style of flavored rum, rhum arrangй, or simply 'spice,' but I have to agree that the French do it like no one else. Fresh fruit, spice and good rum make a difference.

Scottes
09-04-2007, 04:00 PM
I really wish that I could read French. Granted, some of the recipes are fairly clear and a little help from Babelfish will work wonders...

Tiare
11-30-2007, 06:49 PM
Rhum arrangи is something that really interest me, I`m always having a bottle or two of my own, that is - made either from recipes from La Reunion or just my own experiments. The best so far is a vanilla rum made with dark rum, Tahitian vanilla, light and dark brown sugar. I`m soon going to try to make a rhum combava.(kaffir lime, vanilla, sugar) and maybe a vanilla/banana with hint of ginger..
I only make couple of bottles at a time because I don`t want them to go bad before I have finished them.But half the fun is making them..

Hank Koestner
11-30-2007, 07:50 PM
Marsupouse, may I ask which Island you are from? I only ask becauase I may have some questions. There is quite a bit of good "spice" in the French Islands, and it has been my experience that a good rum flavored with natural ingredients is much better than the "flavored" rums that are so readily available.

Edward Hamilton
11-30-2007, 09:28 PM
I only make couple of bottles at a time because I don`t want them to go bad before I have finished them.But half the fun is making them..

Don't worry about them going bad. Unless you're putting fresh meat or seafood in the rum, in large quantities, you probably won't have a problem with it spoiling.

Tiare
11-30-2007, 10:22 PM
OK! (lol...) the image of "fresh meat and seafood rum" just passed in my mind..what a horrible thing that would be..:eek:
Well, now I feel no worry to make a lot of rhum arrangées! I thought that the flavor went "bad" or "less good" after too long time on the shelf because of the fresh fruits.

Tiare
11-30-2007, 10:51 PM
Thank you marsupouse for the link to your website, it looks very interesting and I think i can learn alot there about the rhums arrangés and find some good recipes too.

Rum Runner
12-01-2007, 02:56 AM
Thank you for contributing your site marsupouse. Well done! A votre sante'.

Tiare
12-02-2007, 11:25 AM
I have found a whole host of interesting recipes on that website..enough to keep me busy for a long time! one I especially is curious about is a rhum arrangй with bananas flambиe.