Cooking with Booze?

Glass of vodka surprise

>>8238813
My great aunt once boozed the rumcake after it had been cooked because she thought she might have forgotten to do it earlier. The cake was then served to a bunch of Baptists. I hear that was a fun family get-together.

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>>8238813
all the time OP, I replace the vanilla in my pecan pie with Malibu Coconut rum. I've also made a baileys irish cream pie and Captain and coke cupcakes. Booze makes cooking fun

Well I prefer to drink while cooking but it works

>>8238813
I once made a jerk chicken clusterfuck with ginger, pineapple, carrots, rice, cilantro, and a shit ton of rum poured over before baking.

Shit was tasty.

>>8238970
Post recipe please

>>8239859
Captain and coke cupcakes... Dare I ask how those tasted/were made

>>8238813
My flatmate is 20 years old and hates alcohol. One night I offered to cook for him, and he spotted me splashing a small amount of rice wine into the stir fry.
As he was eating it he said "I'm starting to feel slightly tipsy."