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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

A Thanksgiving Libation

I'll take my pumpkin pie in liquid form, thanks. This seasonal inspired cocktail was created by my friend Tricia. We drank them in Portsmouth, NH hanging out in our hotel room before hitting the town. Hence the plastic cups. This is the type of cocktail where one is all you need, at most two, similar to a slice of pumpkin pie. It is definitely sweet, but not too sweet, the rum tempers the rest, so be generous with that.

Pumpkin Pie Cocktail
-2 parts Captain Morgan spiced rum
-1 part Pumpkin Spice liqueur
-3 parts Apple Cider
-combine in a cup with ice 
-garnish with whipped cream 
-top w. a dash of pumpkin pie spice 
I love this time of year!

Hope you're all enjoy the holiday with good food, drink, family and friends. Happy Thanksgiving!

16 comments:

  1. This probably comes as no surprise, but I'm loving this! Love seeing your at-home cocktail creations!

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  2. Hmm... I have pumpkin spice syrup and apple cider... no spiced rum though... I wonder if I can concoct something similar. This sounds awesome!

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  3. This sounds delicious. Happy Thanksgiving!

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  4. I love this recipe and this time of the year as well! I hope you have the best Thanksgiving day today my friend!

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  5. Fun cocktail! Hope you and Adam have a wonderful Thanksgiving with his fam!

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  6. A lovely cocktail! Happy thanksgiving!

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  7. Sounds delicious :) I'll take one, please! hope you had a great day!

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  8. I'll take anything that involves cider and whipped cream. Yum.

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  9. yummy! we make pumpkin martinis with icecream! love your blog

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  10. I made the same thing recently with whiskey and without whipped cream. Love the flavors of fall!

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  11. i love sweet concoctions like this! looks very yummy!

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  12. Posts like this make me wish I could DRINK!!! I can have a sip though, right?

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  13. I can't imagine a better compliment to the holiday season! :)

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  14. Love festive cocktails! Will def have to try this recipe soon. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!

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  15. Whoa, what? This is amazing..how did I miss this post? Would love to try this.

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