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redrum... redrum

Fri, 09/21/2007 - 10:04pm by sarahkushner
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Tada! I said I'd do it... heres the end result.

I made these the easy way. I used a box of red velvet cake mix and replaced the liquid with rum. For the frosting, I bought ready made and added LOTS of red food color and a bit of rum extract. Topped with red sugar and little mini skulls they look like just the thing for a quiet winter retreat in the mountains.

(hehehe. Again to Mr. Stephen King, Happy Birthday)

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  • colormesticky's picture
    colormesticky
    8

    Apparently there is an actual RedRum. I've been told I'm to buy some and make these.

    43 weeks 4 days ago Report Comment
  • sarahkushner's picture
    sarahkushner
    12

    I heard about RedRum... but I didn't have time to go searching... Sad
    Oh well, next time. hehe

    43 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • ccsugar's picture
    ccsugar
    13

    LOVE IT!!! I am so making this for Halloween. Where did you find the sugar skulls! Please let me know, I really want to make these! Laughing out loud

    43 weeks 20 hours ago Report Comment
  • ccsugar's picture
    ccsugar
    15

    Awesome they're in Saline Michigan my home state!!!! Thanks sarahkushner Smiling

    43 weeks 13 hours ago Report Comment
  • Random's picture
    Random
    16

    Now I know what my contribution is going to be to movie nights in October.

    43 weeks 11 hours ago Report Comment
  • kins's picture
    kins
    17

    sarahkushner that looks SO good...but where did you find the red velvet cake mix? I haven't seen it in stores and did an internet search but couldn't find anything. And did you replace ALL the liquid with rum?

    42 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • sarahkushner's picture
    sarahkushner
    18

    I used Betty Crocker. I think it gets swiped up pretty fast, the box I picked up was the last one on the shelf.

    I didn't replace the eggs and oil with rum, just the water that it called for... but I suppose if you REALLY like rum, you could replace the oil too... hehe

    42 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • suebree96's picture
    suebree96
    19

    Those are too cute!! Something cool to make for an adult Halloween party, not for the kids.

    42 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment

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