Genderfluid Butter Rum Marshmallow 🩷🤍💜🖤💙
For the gelatin:
2/3 cup water
2 tsp butter rum flavoring
21g (3 packets) unflavored gelatin
For the hot sugar:
2/3 cup water
2/3 cup corn syrup
400g granulated sugar
powdered sugar (for coating)
Whisk together 2/3 cup water, butter rum flavoring, and gelatin. Set aside.
In a large soup pot mix together 2/3 cup water, corn syrup, and sugar. Clip a candy thermometer to the side. Heat the mixture over medium heat without stirring until it reaches 250F. Remove from heat.
Pour the hot sugar mixture into a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment. Allow the mixture to rest for about 2 minutes, then add the gelatin mixture. Starting on low speed gradually increase the speed to medium high, then allow to mix for approximately 10 minutes.
Heavily grease a 9x9 pan or glass container, and transfer the marshmallow mixture to the pan. Allow the mallows to rest for 6 hours.
Coat the top of the mallows with powdered sugar. Release the mallow from the pan onto a cutting board coated with more powdered sugar. Cut mallows into large cubes and coat all sides in powdered sugar.
Store for up to a month.
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Hey everyone! So, you've seen my recipe for these incredible Genderfluid Butter Rum Marshmallows, and I'm so excited for you to try making them. When I first thought about naming these, I wanted something that truly expressed the joy and versatility of homemade treats, and 'Genderfluid' just clicked. It's all about celebrating uniqueness, embracing change, and finding beauty in every shade – much like the wonderful spectrum of flavors and textures you can explore with marshmallows! One of the coolest things about making marshmallows at home is how you can truly personalize them. While these butter rum mallows are absolutely divine on their own, with their soft melt-in-your-mouth texture and warm, boozy (but alcohol-free!) notes, you can totally take them to the next level, especially if you're thinking about a 'gay marshmallow' theme for Pride or any inclusive celebration. My absolute favorite way to make these even more 'genderfluid' is by playing with colors! After you've poured about half of the mixture into your greased pan, you can divide the remaining mixture into smaller bowls. Add a few drops of different gel food colorings – think pink, white, purple, black, and blue to represent the Genderfluid Pride flag, or even the full rainbow! Gently dollop these colored mixtures over the white base in the pan and then use a skewer or a butter knife to swirl them together for a beautiful marbled effect. Don't overmix, or the colors will blend too much. The result is a stunning, vibrant marshmallow that’s as much a treat for the eyes as it is for the taste buds. It’s such a fun way to honor diversity and make every bite a celebration. Beyond the colors, these homemade marshmallows are fantastic for so many occasions. I love packaging them up in cute little bags as thoughtful gifts for friends during Pride Month, or bringing a platter to a potluck. Imagine these floating in a mug of hot chocolate – the butter rum flavor just elevates a simple drink into something truly luxurious. You could even use them for gourmet s'mores! Just be warned, once you go homemade, store-bought marshmallows just won't cut it anymore! A few personal tips I've picked up along the way: First, a candy thermometer is your best friend. Don't eyeball the sugar syrup temperature; precision here makes all the difference for that perfect fluffy texture. Second, humidity is the enemy of marshmallows! Try to make them on a dry day if you can. If it's humid, they might take a bit longer to set, or be a little stickier. Third, greasing your pan and your cutting tools is crucial. I like to lightly oil my knife or pizza cutter before slicing, and then re-oil it periodically to prevent sticking. And don't skimp on the powdered sugar coating at the end – it's what keeps them from becoming one giant, sticky blob! These Genderfluid Butter Rum Marshmallows are more than just a sweet treat; they're an expression of creativity and inclusion. I hope you enjoy making them as much as I do. Let me know if you create your own colorful variations!

















































































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