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		<title>By: mooflyfoof</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Dec 2009 08:39:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Glad I could help! Letting them sit at room temp really works well because I find that if you refrigerate the dough, it becomes too hard to roll into balls.

As far as whether you want to serve them to your kids... It&#039;s really your call. While I don&#039;t have kids, I personally wouldn&#039;t have a problem giving them a one or two at a time. I think I ate them when I was a kid and I turned out just fine. :) Really, though -- while there&#039;s some alcohol in them, it&#039;s not very much. Definitely not any more than those chocolate covered cherry candies.

The only thing I can think of that&#039;s non-alcoholic that you could substitute for the rum is coffee. In fact, I think my mom&#039;s recipe actually lists that as an alternative. Unfortunately, I doubt that would be much better for the kids than alcohol. Maybe cream would work? It would make for a totally different candy, but I bet it would be good... Give it a shot and let me know how it goes!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Glad I could help! Letting them sit at room temp really works well because I find that if you refrigerate the dough, it becomes too hard to roll into balls.</p>
<p>As far as whether you want to serve them to your kids&#8230; It&#8217;s really your call. While I don&#8217;t have kids, I personally wouldn&#8217;t have a problem giving them a one or two at a time. I think I ate them when I was a kid and I turned out just fine. :) Really, though &#8212; while there&#8217;s some alcohol in them, it&#8217;s not very much. Definitely not any more than those chocolate covered cherry candies.</p>
<p>The only thing I can think of that&#8217;s non-alcoholic that you could substitute for the rum is coffee. In fact, I think my mom&#8217;s recipe actually lists that as an alternative. Unfortunately, I doubt that would be much better for the kids than alcohol. Maybe cream would work? It would make for a totally different candy, but I bet it would be good&#8230; Give it a shot and let me know how it goes!</p>
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		<title>By: Linda</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Dec 2009 06:49:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I found this recipe in the nick of time!! Just what i was looking for, and it sounds so delicious too. This is the first recipe i&#039;ve found where you let it sit at room temp. What a great idea, as i&#039;m sure it really holds the flavor. My question is, should i not serve these to my 3 yr old and 9 yr old daughters? Or if i make a second batch just for them, what can i substitute the rum for? I know if they see these, they will want a few, so i may as well make some extra that they will be able to eat. I know you don&#039;t cook these, so the rum doesn&#039;t get cooked off. I know they say that when you make rum cake, the rum is cooked off, but i remember being 15 and someone giving us a rum cake for Christmas. I must have had 2-3 pieces and i could swear i felt a little tipsy. At the time, i didn&#039;t even know what rum was. LOL!! I look back and laugh at that now. But anyway, just want to see if there&#039;s another liquid i can use besides the rum, when i make the kids a batch too. Thanks so much for sharing the recipe. :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I found this recipe in the nick of time!! Just what i was looking for, and it sounds so delicious too. This is the first recipe i&#8217;ve found where you let it sit at room temp. What a great idea, as i&#8217;m sure it really holds the flavor. My question is, should i not serve these to my 3 yr old and 9 yr old daughters? Or if i make a second batch just for them, what can i substitute the rum for? I know if they see these, they will want a few, so i may as well make some extra that they will be able to eat. I know you don&#8217;t cook these, so the rum doesn&#8217;t get cooked off. I know they say that when you make rum cake, the rum is cooked off, but i remember being 15 and someone giving us a rum cake for Christmas. I must have had 2-3 pieces and i could swear i felt a little tipsy. At the time, i didn&#8217;t even know what rum was. LOL!! I look back and laugh at that now. But anyway, just want to see if there&#8217;s another liquid i can use besides the rum, when i make the kids a batch too. Thanks so much for sharing the recipe. :)</p>
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