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Once you try these you may need to go back to a cheaper whiskey!! Extremely tasty and addicting! I make them shaken. 'Up' on a cool day before dinner, or with ice on a hot day anytime. Good quality ingredients are the key to making this drink unforgettable. However, very well worth it, (if you're over the age of 45 and a Manhattan lover).
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This sizzling drink is meant to be slammed down with a few big gulps! It tastes like the effervescent drink with the same name
Ingredients: amaretto liqueur, rum, pumpkin
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An update on Hennessy and 7UP.
Ingredients: pomelo, cognac, ginger liqueur
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If you don’t want to make a crust but want something tartlike for your Thanksgiving dessert, a clafoutis, which is something like a cross between a flan and a pancake, is a great choice It’s a very easy dessert, yet it’s always impressive.
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This is the famous margarita made in a shaker and served tableside in Rick Bayless's restaurants.
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A refreshing pisco cocktail recipe made with muddled chunks of fresh lime and orange.
Ingredients: orange, lime, pisco
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The flavor of real Irish cream comes through in this simple, easy ice cream. Use your ice cream maker to turn out this specialty treat at home.
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Sliced bananas are topped with a chocolate and hazelnut liqueur sauce in this delicious dessert crepe recipe.
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The components for a traditional sangria are in the glass: wine, brandy and fruit The sparkling wine or fizzy water that’s sometimes added just before serving is not in this recipe, but you can include it, especially if you increase the recipe four or six times to make a pitcher Wölffer Kitchen in Sag Harbor, N.Y., which makes a popular rosé wine, devised this pretty drink, a variation on sangria, for its summery appeal.
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This version features citron vodka, orange liqueur, and pomegranate juice.
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This recipe is by Amanda Hesser and takes 5 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.