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Rum Infused, Grilled Pineapple with Coconut Topping.
Posted on 27 March 2009
With or without some homemade coconut ice cream, this one will surely be a huge hit at your next BBQ. Maybe it’s just a casual weekend “lime” with friends and you want to wow them with a simple but outstanding dessert.
You’ll need:
1 ripe pineapple
2-3 tablespoons of dark rum
1 teaspoon of granulated sugar
1/2 cup of whipped topping (try to avoid the canned stuff.. get some whipping cream and make your own – musch more tasty)
1/4 cup of shredded coconut.
Peel pineapple and cut crosswise into 6 slices. Place in a bowl and drizzle the rum and sugar over the slices. Mix around so every piece gets coated (would be nice to let it sit for about 3-5 minutes – covered so the rum does not evaporate). On a medium hot grill, place the slices for about 10 minutes, turning once. Remember to watch closely since the sugars can burn and become overly charred.
Top with the whipped cream and shredded coconut… feel free to add a nice heaping scoop of your favorite ice cream.
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If someone makes this for us, especially with the coconut ice cream, we’re sold!
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Beautiful blog & nice recipes! Thks for dropping Luxury Indulgence & looking fwd to sharing!
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Absolutely delicious. It will be one of the first recipes from your site that I’m going to try! I will look for pineapple first thing in the morning
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The recipe is very nice I no I would enjoy it but how can I make it taste just as nice with out the rum.
Hi Chris,
Do you have a recipe for coconut ice cream?
Am trilled to see this site, once I was watching the foodnetwork everyday Italian and Giada stewed chicken Trinidadian style for once our style of cooking was mentioned I was trilled keep up the good work.
Thanks for all your wonderful comments. keep them coming and be sure to spread the word on what I’m trying to achieve here.
Happy Cooking.
Chris…
p.s. Liza. Though I didn’t see that episode, I’m a huge fan of Giada and did see it mentioned online that she cooked stew chicken (close enough to our way). BTW, 2 of our daughters pretend they are Giada and Barefoot Contessa (Ina Garten) when they cook.
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Delicious blog Chris ,love all your recipes you should have your own show on Food TV.
thanks chris very interesting.
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An absolutely delicious recipe. Plus I am a big fan of rum.
I Chris i love your recipes looking at them makes me so hungry i am going to try this one thanks a lot and i will share with friends and family keep up the good work and may god continue to bless u
This sounds delicious!Perhaps a dash of Angostura Bitters would also go well on it (if available).Thanks.
Again, thanks for taking the time to comment. Wendy, love your idea about the bitters.
Keep coming abck and do share the site with your friends.
happy cooking
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Hai Chris,
Well am a Beginner of Cooking so i do take a lot of tip from U but sadly since i’m from India most of the Ingredients that u use is not available out here. However i try to follow them and i must say that i’m moving ahead with ma cooking and try to get better each day. Thanks for da Recipes and do keep sending me more so that i can improve. Thanks once again for the Good Work.
Angelica, glad to have you here and thanks for taking the time to leave your comments. It’s appreciated.
I’m sure you’ll master things soon enough.
Happy Cooking
Chris…
I need more recipes please
you have a couple options.. keep checking the site every few days as it's updated with new recipes quite often and you can also click on the top right side of the page where it says "Caribbean recipes Sent to your Inbox".
Looks yummy Chris!
Thanks.
Looks good.
Hi chris, I'm from louisiana and a newcomer to cooking caribbean food, recently met a friend who lives in tobago so it's exciting to prepare meals from trinidad & tobago. The only thing is that I don't know any store in the area that sales all the ingredients you use. I recently found a website called Sam's caribbean online which the store is actually in New York where i could purchurse things and have them delivered via mail. Thanks for your step by step pictures and finished meal. Everything you post seems absolutely delicious.
Most grocery stores have alot of the ingredients you need for Carribean cooking..What is it that you are ordering from the website?
Enjoying your recipes. Thanks
Hi Chris,
I have made most of your recipes and they were very good.
I really love the caribbean black and i love to make it some day .
So since Christmas is around the corner i was wondering if you have a good black cake recipe to share.
chris i tried the pelau recipe it was delicious…………. I was wondering do u hav a recipe for red velvet cake
Chris I buy frozen grated coconut for my sweetbread in the states. I normally get it from the phillipino groceries. I recently found one made by GOYA in a regular grocery. It is not sweetened like the one used in baking, so it is perfect and already moist so no pre soaking required. Try it and tell me what you think.
Hi Chris thank you for sending these wonderful recipes including this one .You really enjoy cooking ! I plan to try some of them in my spare time. Keep up the good work
Hi Chris
Ellen would like to know if you have a recipe for pineapple salad dressed with corriander.
I always wanted to make this.
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Thank You for all the recipes that you send me.
Dramatic variation on this recipe which is a great family favourite when entertaining and can use either pineapple or bananas.
1 medium pineapple (skinned and cut into 8 slices lengthwise) or 4 large bananas (cut in half lengthwise)
1 oz butter
1 tablespoons brown sugar
3-4 tablespoons rum
In a saute pan (frying pan at least 3 inches deep with a long handle) large enough to saute all of the fruit at once, melt the butter and cook the fruit in the melted butter until it softens and starts to brown a little at the edges, turning once. Sprinkle on the brown sugar and allow to start melting. Pour on the rum and allow to heat. Remove from heat and light rum with a match. You should have a pan of dessert with blue flames which you can take in to a hot mat on you dinner table. Looks fab. Serve with double cream. Absolutely yummy. Serves 4.
i grilled the pineapples before but not with rum i got to try that one
Hi Chris
Gr8 recipe. Next time you can try toasting the shredded coconut to bring out d flavour.
Keep up the good work
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I've recently picked some giant zucchinis and it's quite intimidating to look at. I am looking for ways to cook them. Any ideas? I've roasted some with olive oil salt and pepper and they were great.
The recipes are awesome, I am hooked, the comment you make about your childhood and the food reminds me so much of my childhood in the islands, the koolaide with the stains on my uniform, the vendors living next door to the school, the tamarind and the tamarnd balls were and still is a hit for me. My month is watering just seeing the recipe. LOL. I can now make lots of carribbean recipes.
thank you your detailed cooking pot off or on is very important little tricks tips go a long way makes the dish , the machine that makes shoe string potatos I cannot find in montreal do you Chris ?? let me know what you think lily
Oooh! I luv pineapple and can't wait to try this delicious recipe!
Chris thanks for your wonderful recipe. I am on able to down load your bread recipe.
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hi chris love this one can u send me de sweet potato pudding
Hi chris i tried ur coconut sweet bread and it came out wonderful
I tried ur coconut sweetbread and it came out wonderful