I made these rum balls a few years back for a Christmas treat and have made them every Christmas since. They are somewhat like truffles, only stronger in taste because of the rum. Yum! I suggest you use a nice dark Jamaican rum for this recipe. If you want to include crushed nuts, substitute 1 cup of the wafers for 1 cup of nuts, such as hazelnuts. And use 4 1/2 tablespoons of chocolate chips to equal 1/2 cup of chocolate.I have submitted this recipe to Food Blogga who is currently showcasing Christmas cookies from around the world.
Best-Ever Rum Balls |
| Recipe by Lisa Turner Published on December 21, 2007 Dark, rich and sweet with a truffle-like consistency and the wonderful aroma of a good dark rum — these are the best-ever rum balls for a holiday treat Print this recipeIngredients:
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8 comments:
Hi Lisa,
It's easy to see why you've been making these for years. They're simple to make, pretty to look at, and so deliciously versatile. I just love them! Thanks for submitting them. Cheers,Susan
Yum indeed, these look good and I do like rum truffles. You can buy them in bakers hear. They are huge and covered with chocolate strands, but these look much more sophisticated and real rum too, not rum flavouring, brill!
Yum Rum Balls. Delicious. It is Xmas Eve here, and time for me to wish all of my blog friends a wonderful time with family and friends tomorrow. May it be a peaceful and blessed day where we can give a lot of joy to those around us. Have a great day.
Ohhhh, These look so delicious. Can't wait to just pop one in my mouth. P.S. Lovely blog.
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Hey Lisa! Just wanted you to know I included your delicious cookie in my latest article at Foodie View. Happy Holidays!
I love rum balls! They are so easy to make and popping them down with a nice glass of milk while sitting by the fire makes for a perfect night!
Can someone explain the difference between "icing sugar" and "powdered sugar"? I thought they were the same thing, but they're each listed here.
Thanks!!
Nancy, sorry for the confusion. As far as I know, they are the same thing, though different terminology is used depending on where one resides on the globe. At any rate, I have corrected my post so as not to confuse.
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