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frugal cocktails and celebrations
cornishchick
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it's my birthday in 2 weeks, and with my small group of friends who I have invited, have decided to do cocktails.
Now I have some of the basic drinks, ie vodka, whisky, port and bourbon, as I was lucky to win a drink hamper at work a few months ago.
what I am looking for are suggestions for simple cocktails, and ingredients that I can task my friends to bring.
we are all big drinkers on a night out lol so might be worth making a batch up .
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a slightly more modern version of a port and lemon is adding vodka to it
- 60 ml Ruby Port
- 30 ml Vodka
- Lemonade (To Taste)
- Mint Leaves
- Lemon Wedge
Simply add the port and vodka to a tall glass filled with crushed ice and top up with the lemonade until you’ve added enough. Stir while you add the lemonade to ensure that the drink it fully mixed. Garnish with the mint and lemon wedge.
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I find most cocktails too sweet but have become partial to a simple rum cocktail - 50 ml dark rum, 10 ml sugar syrup, juice of a lime and crushed ice.I made a batch of sugar syrup and store it in a jar in the fridge.0
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There are sixteen cocktail collections listed on this page including jug cocktails, vodka cocktails and student cocktails so have a browse and see if something tickles your tastebuds. Cocktails & drinks recipes | BBC Good Food"Only the most pleasant characters in this book are portraits of living people and the events here recorded unfortunately never took place"
The Tiger In The Smoke
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Im a dab hand with a boston shaker and the one thing everyone under estimates is how much ice you will need to make a few cocktails, also ALWAYS use freshly squeezed fruits in your drinks.
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Screwdriver - Vodka and orange juice.
Tequila Sunrise - Tequila, orange juice and grenadine. Would also work with vodka.
Tom Collins - Gin, lemon juice, soda water.
Martini - Various ratios available. Gin or vodka and vermouth. Stir, don't shake.
In general remember the 3:2:1 or 2:1:1 ratio. 3 or 2 spirit: 2 or 1 sweet: 1 tart.
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G&T in oversized glass topped with pink grapefruit.1
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i like putting frozen blueberries into a g&t or VT, you can also add fresh mintDON'T BUY STUFF (from Frugalwoods)
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