Bourbon

Like bourbon and cheesecake? Have a mini bourbon cheesecake! Subtly bourbon flavored cheesecake topped with bourbon chocolate sauce for two. Perfection!

This grilled brie is just the kind of combo I like: sweet, salty, and savory. All that in melted cheese form with toasted bread and I'm in heaven!

Now this is a Christmas cocktail! This spiced vanilla cocktail has all the spices I associate with the season, it's not too sweet & has a little boozy kick.

This cocktail is Autumn in a glass--it's like drinking apple pie with a hint of bourbon. It really lives up to the name Hot Apple Pie Bourbon Cocktail.

This apple cider bourbon cocktail all about Fall flavors of apple, cinnamon, and nutmeg. It's a little sweet, a little spicy, and a little tart. Yum!

This blueberry mint julep was a fruity twist on a classic Southern cocktail. It was sweet, minty, and had just a hint of blueberry.

Glazed ham doesn't get much better than this! Bourbon, mustard and orange marmalade make a sweet and tangy glaze that's perfect with salty, smoky ham.

With just a touch of maple syrup, the Maple Manhattan cocktail stays true to its namesake while paying homage to the fall season.

Caramel banana and bourbon pie is everything you imagine it to be and more! This pie is all about the bourbon and banana, with the caramel filling and graham cracker crusts playing supporting roles. And the whipped cream, toffee bits, and shaved chocolate toppings certainly get an honorable mention.

Spiked ice cream floats make an awesome summertime dessert, and this recipe for bourbon floats combines some of my favorite flavors of soda, ice cream, and alcohol. Dark cherry soda poured over bourbon and chocolate ice cream is as good as it sounds. It’s fizzy and sweet with a definite taste of bourbon. All in all, the perfect float.

Chocolate chip cookies are good, but these Boozy Bourbon Chocolate Chippers are better. Adding toasted pecans and bourbon is brilliant! This recipe makes perfect cookies that are crisp on the edges and soft in the middle.

You might need to experiment a bit since exact quantities aren't given for the ingredients, but this cocktail is worth trying. My perfect blackberry bourbon smash used a little simple syrup to soften the taste of the alcohol. Because of that, I was also able to taste the blackberries and mint, not just the bourbon.