Cocktails
It’s Five O’ clock Right Here- The “Freddie” Eddy Cocktail
Here’s a super simple cocktail recipe that is perfect for a boozy night or an afternoon on the patio. The “Freddie” Eddy Cocktail Serves One Ingredients: 3 ounces Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka 1 ounce Domaine DE Canton French-Ginger Liqueur 1 ounce Red Grapefruit Juice (Fresh Squeezed) 3 Fresh Basil Leaves Directions: Add all
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When you are serious about your cocktail…. A Maiden’s Prayer
The Maiden Prayer has all the elements which allows you to create this cocktail anyplace, anywhere with a few quality ingredients which include gin, orange liqueur, and fresh orange and lemon juices. A slightly sour but refreshing palate opener. A perfect lead to a good meal anytime of year. A Maiden’s Prayer Cocktail Makes
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Savoring the Season: A Southern Old-Fashioned Cocktail
Our good friends invited us over for a new cocktail they were enjoying. Typically, not fan of whiskeys but we were pleasantly surprised. Old fashioned cocktails have a place in American culture. This cocktail dates back to 1806. A recipe which included a mix of spirits of any kind, water, sugar cubes and bitters.
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Festive Fizz Cocktail
It’s the holidays! A wonderful and most Booziest time of year. And to make your spirits brighter here is a festive fun cocktail you can whip up with just a few simple ingredients and a couple of really hard shakes. Festive Fizz Cocktail Serves 2 Recipe from all recipes Ingredients: Holiday Simple Syrup 1/2 cup
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Shout out to all my Peeps
I am late to the party! Happy Easter! Pink Bunny Martini Serves 3 Ingredients: 1-12 ounce frozen Raspberry Lemonade concentrate 8-ounces gin (adjust the amount of gin to your own taste) 12-ounces tonic water Directions: In a tall pitcher, mix raspberry lemonade concentrate, gin and tonic water. Blend well. Serve
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Meyer Lemon Gimlet Cocktail with Rosemary
“There is more to life than increasing its speed” -Ghandi We rang in the New Year quietly at home. Exhausted from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, and spending the year moving in a million different directions has produced a lot of noise in my life, and has left me feeling hurried