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The thread revolves around seeking and sharing ideas for using Pineapple Rum Sauce in recipes, particularly in the context of a cooking demonstration using stoneware. Participants share various personal experiences and suggestions for incorporating the sauce into different dishes.
Views differ on the best uses for Pineapple Rum Sauce, with various participants sharing their personal experiences and preferences without a clear consensus on a single recipe or method.
Participants are sharing personal experiences and suggestions related to the use of a specific product in cooking, particularly in the context of demonstrations and shows.
Consultants looking for creative ways to use Pineapple Rum Sauce in their cooking demonstrations or personal cooking experiences may find the shared ideas helpful.
I haven't seen any recipes that specifically call for the sauce. I tell people to use it as a glaze on chicken, and as a condiment.footballchef said:I have a host who wants to do a recipe with the pineapple rum sauce. Can't seem to find anything on Consultant's Corner. Anyone have a suggestion? Ideally, I would like to use stoneware because of Sept. specials, but at this point, I would appreciate any suggestion.
ChefBeckyD said:Pineapple Rum Sauce is a PC product - it's in the catalog. $12 a bottle. You can purchase it on supply order at a discount.
BlessedWifeMommy said:Becky, funny how we both read that differently...
footballchef said:thanks!! This gives me the idea to pour it over brie and bake it in the mini baker. what do you think?
chefann said:Good on grilled salmon, too. Or (and don't laugh) pepperoni pizza.
But if you're looking for a stoneware demo, I'd make something else that doesn't use the sauce in stoneware, and just do the cream cheese appetizer with the sauce.
To make a pineapple rum sauce, you will typically need fresh or canned pineapple, brown sugar, rum (light or dark), butter, and a pinch of salt. You can also add spices like cinnamon or nutmeg for extra flavor.
If using fresh pineapple, start by peeling, coring, and chopping it into small pieces. If using canned pineapple, drain the juice and reserve it for later use in the sauce.
Yes, you can substitute rum with other spirits like bourbon or whiskey for a different flavor profile. Alternatively, you can omit the alcohol entirely and use pineapple juice or coconut water for a non-alcoholic version.
The sauce typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes to cook on medium heat. You want to simmer it until the pineapple is tender and the sauce has thickened slightly.
Pineapple rum sauce pairs beautifully with grilled meats like chicken or pork, as well as desserts like vanilla ice cream, pancakes, or cheesecake. It's also great as a topping for yogurt or oatmeal.