Good Hot Butter Rum in West Seattle

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  • #593337

    bsmomma
    Participant

    Can anyone reccommend a good Hot Buttered Rum in West Seattle? Doing a night cap with my sister and that sounds soooooo yummy! Thanks!

    #684377

    JenV
    Member

    Bogie at the Maha makes the BEST most creamy delicious Hot Buttered Rum. Homemade mix. It is to die for. Try it – you won’t be sorry!

    #684378

    bsmomma
    Participant

    Go ahead and call me a nerd, but is the Maha aka Maharaja? :)

    #684379

    JenV
    Member

    yes indeed. sorry. :) that’s what I have always called it. and really, his name is DON Bogie if we really want to get technical. :)

    #684380

    WSB
    Keymaster

    Is that the same as a Hot Toddy?

    Pardon my booze ignorance.

    If it is, West 5 is serving em during brunch Sunday 10-4 as a fundraiser for West Seattle Helpline.

    #684381

    JenV
    Member

    Nope. totally different. and about a 3000 calorie difference! ;)

    #684382

    linda
    Participant

    And so popular they had run out when we stopped in to warm up after the Christmas Ships last Saturday. Substituted Irish Coffee and Coffee nudges and were just as happy.

    #684383

    seattleamiga
    Member

    Make your own – This is a great recipe. Makes a lot, so plan on drinking a lot, or sharing…..

    Recipe for Hot Buttered Rum Mix

    1 quart Vanilla ice cream

    1 pound butter

    1 pound dark brown sugar

    1 pound powdered sugar

    2 tsp. cinnamon

    1 tsp. nutmeg

    Melt ice cream and butter,

    Blend ingredients together and refrigerate

    Use 1 heaping tablespoon and 1 jigger of rum (or more to taste)and 8oz hot water

    Enjoy!

    #684384

    linda
    Participant

    Seattleamiga: Thanks muchly for the recipe! I had a copy at one time and had lost it.

    And, I believe this is the recipe that is the basis of the Hot Butter Rums at the Maha.

    #684385

    seattleamiga
    Member

    You are welcome! It makes great gifts too! Buy some Glad containers or some nice glass ones and voila – !!

    I’m told you can also freeze it.

    #684386

    JenV
    Member

    it makes A LOT. But it’s SO good. Especially with a spiced rum.

    #684387

    flowerpetal
    Member

    This recipe can also be made with soy ice cream and vegan butter. Lots less of calories and artery clogging fat.

    #684388

    pigeonmom
    Participant

    OMG. That. Sounds. SO. GOOD!

    #684389

    JenV
    Member

    flowerpetal, that sounds like a great idea! I have to admit, being lactose-intolerant-ish I usually only have one. But making it with soy ice cream sounds like just the thing. What is vegan butter, though? b/c if it’s margarine….eww.

    #684390

    flowerpetal
    Member

    Vegan butter is made with Soy. We get it at PCC and it is much more yummy than margarine.

    #684391

    Sue
    Participant

    After reading the recipe, I don’t even think it needs the rum and hot water – just want to drink the sugar concoction by the gallon. LOL!

    #684392

    That is not the Maharaja recipe!!!

    But feel free to stop by and have one!!!

    Bogie

    #684393

    JenV
    Member

    had one today. so delish. stop by and have one!

    #684394

    linda
    Participant

    Sorry Bogie, my mistake!

    Yours are still amazing and I will have to make time for one soon.

    #684395

    bsmomma
    Participant

    Thanks for all the ideas. I wish I could say “The Hot Buttered Rum I had at ________ was so amazing!” But by the time we made it out for our night cap between 7:30 & 8pm, the 3 places we tried were all gone! Now, call me crazy, BUT if you, as a supplier, consistantly run out of something, wouldn’t you adjust your supply for the demand? It shouldn’t be this hard to get 1….Hot….buttered….rum! Erg. Guess I’ll just make my own….. atleast Santa will be happy!

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