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    #11
    My Woodford Old Fashioned does indeed have orange in it.
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      #12
      Originally posted by cojak View Post
      My Woodford Old Fashioned does indeed have orange in it.
      Ooh I say . . .
      Come back suity!

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        #13
        Try an EO sherbert-jelly

        this works well with most things sweet, although I havn't tried sherbert yet.

        get some jelatine cubes from tescos or wherever.

        heat water, make jelly. Add 1/4 bottle of jack daniels, place in jelly bowls or ice cube trays.

        serve with custard, cream, or sherbert.

        The first thing you get is jelly. then a slight buzz. then the jd comes through.
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        ("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to Work

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          #14
          Originally posted by darmstadt View Post
          Wet the rim of the glass first and put the sherbert around it (unless you have a proper glass rimmer, yes, they do exist)
          2 measures Vodka
          2 measures Gin
          1 measure Pernod
          1 measure Creme de Menthe
          1 measure Absinthe
          Shot of Tabasco
          Sprinkle sherbert over the top

          Watch your guests face as foamy purple green tulip comes out of their nose
          is that for 1?
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          Urine is quite nourishing

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            #15
            You disgusting b*stard!! MARMALADE WTF are you thinking!!!!
            Try it. Its lush.

            A small lemon, obvs.
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              #16
              Originally posted by cojak View Post
              I'm about to indulge in a cocktail after I've had my baby ribs.

              I'll let you know later..,
              What happened to curtailing the fine food!

              Where you eating, I assume you are in Leeds?
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                #17
                So my first attempt was as follows:

                - 1 part gin
                - 1/2 part vodka
                - 1/2 part triple-sec
                - 1 part creme de cassis

                I thought the blackcurrant would complement the lemon well, and it did, but it was a bit too sweet and sticky for my tastes. I only happened to have vodka/triple-sec ready-mixed as we were out of vodka, and probably 1 part cassis was too much.

                Not awful though. And quite pretty.
                Originally posted by MaryPoppins
                I'd still not breastfeed a nazi
                Originally posted by vetran
                Urine is quite nourishing

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by d000hg View Post
                  So my first attempt was as follows:

                  - 1 part gin
                  - 1/2 part vodka
                  - 1/2 part triple-sec
                  - 1 part creme de cassis

                  I thought the blackcurrant would complement the lemon well, and it did, but it was a bit too sweet and sticky for my tastes. I only happened to have vodka/triple-sec ready-mixed as we were out of vodka, and probably 1 part cassis was too much.

                  Not awful though. And quite pretty.

                  Try summat with raspberry in it, it works well with lemon.

                  If you want a recipe for martinis, you can check out my blog. Use the recipe I gave for a Rhutini and use raspberry liquer.

                  Creme de cassis is pretty heavy duty so you only need a teaspoon of it when making a drink, otherwise you won't taste anything at all.

                  Check out this website too, very useful - Diffords guide
                  "Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles

                  Norrahe's blog

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