Gluten Free Holiday Rum Balls

"I was missing one of my favorite Holiday treats due to it usually being made with vanilla wafers which contain Gluten and I can't have that so I tinkered around with my recipe and came up with these. They taste wonderful and none of my family guessed they were Gluten Free! Just make sure you add the Rum a little at a time, you don't want your dough to be too runny. I'm going to try dipping some in chocolate too."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
35 Rum Balls
Serves:
12
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ingredients

  • 473.18 ml gluten-free vanilla shortbread, crumbs (Just whirl the Gluten Free shortbread around in your food processor until it is reduced to fine crum)
  • 709.77 ml powdered sugar (you may need more)
  • 236.59 ml walnuts, reduced to crumbs in the food processor
  • 118.29 ml almonds, reduced to crumbs in the food processor
  • 59.14 ml good quality unsweetened cocoa powder
  • 59.14 ml good quality dark rum
  • 118.29 ml semi-sweet chocolate chips
  • 78.78 ml canned milk
  • 9.85 ml rum extract
  • powdered sugar, for rolling the rum balls
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directions

  • Melt semisweet chips along with canned milk in the microwave on low-med or setting 5 for approximately 45 seconds or until chips can be gently stirred into the milk. set aside.
  • Mix all the dry ingredients together well.
  • add the rum a little at a time until everything makes a stiff dough.
  • You may need more rum, just add until it's the right consistency. Like play dough.
  • Add melted chocolate mixture and rum extract and mix well.
  • Rum Ball dough should be stiff yet pliable.
  • Roll into teaspoon sized balls and coat with powdered sugar. put into small papers and store covered in the fridge for at least 3 days to let flavors mellow, then just before serving, roll in more powdered sugar.
  • These freeze well. Just freeze on a cookie sheet and store in a freezer bag for up to 4 weeks.

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I love to cook and bake and discovered I had Celiac disease one year ago. What a change I had to make! I also found out Peanut Butter and soy and some dairy was no longer on my "can eat" list. I have learned through trial and error to make new foods such as Gluten free bread that is actually not half bad. I have fun learning new ways to cook Gluten Free. I am "famous" in my family for my chicken Enchiladas and family-style Tamale pie.
 
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