Angel December 20, 2006
Ingredients
Ice
30ml Baileys
20ml Cointreau
20ml strawberry liqueur
30ml pineapple juice
30ml cream
4 strawberries
Method
Combine ice, Baileys, Cointreau, strawberry liqueur, pineapple juice, cream and strawberries in a blender and mix well.
Pour into a large goblet.
Garnish with skewered marshmallows and strawberries, if desired.
Blue Lagoon Cocktail December 20, 2006
Ingredients
Ice
30ml vodka
15ml blue curaçao
Lemonade
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with ice.
Add vodka and blue curaçao.
Top with lemonade.
Scarlett O’Hara Cocktail December 15, 2006
3 ice cubes
3 1/2 oz Southern Comfort
2/3 oz cranberry juice
4 tsp lemon juice
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Put ice cubes in a cocktail shaker. Add Southern Comfort, cranberry juice and freshly squeezed lemon juice. Shake well and then strain into a cocktail glass.
Recipe courtesy of this site.
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Blood Orange Champagne Cocktail December 15, 2006
With the festive season here, chances are you’re going to be drinking. A lot. Bring the fruitiness of summer together with the fizz of festive champagne and enjoy this champagne cocktail.
2 1/2 cups freshly squeezed blood orange juice
2 750ml bottles of Champagne, chilled
Pour 3 tablespoons of blood orange juice into each champagne flute. Top flutes with the champagne and serve.
This recipe should serve 10-12 people or you and your best friend on a Friday night. Heheheheh.
Lava Lamps December 4, 2006
I found this great recipe at AllRecipes.com
and have adapted it for us Aussie sheilas.
- 1 pack of red or blue jelly crystals
- 235ml boiling water
- 235ml vodka
- 1 bottle of Champagne
- In a medium sized bowl, empty the contents of the jelly sachet. Add the boiling water and stir to dissolve the crystals.
- Stir in vodka and divide the jelly into shot glasses or any small cups.
- Chill jelly shots in the fridge until they’re set.
- Try not to nibble on the jelly and become ridiculously trashed already.
- Pour champagne into a glass of your choice- highball, shot or cocktail glasses will be appropriate. Meanwhile, break jelly up with a fork before pouring into the champagne. Stir and voila, your own lava lamp in a glass!
Please drink responsibly.



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