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Firelad
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Haifa, Israel.
May 2002 time: 07:30
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Any recipes? I have discovered Whisky-cider and its effect on the ladies a while back, and people keep asking me to make it. It's really nice: Take some apple juice, cut into smallish pieces and add some real apples, add TONS of sugar, cinnamon, ginger, whatever and heat it up even to boiling. Pour into glasses and add a little whisky. I find it best to add the whisky into the glass simply because otherwise it kinda evaporates, so it's better to add it at the last moment for best effect. Also I find it best to use Scotch whisky (although for drinking I prefer Irish) because of its strong, dominant flavor that goes great with the cider. Also, that way non-drinking people can enjoy the cider which is excellent by itself.
Now I realise that I never made punch. Or even had a good recipe. Help? Any other similiar drinks? I might want to hold a party sometime and it's useful knowledge.
Later I tell you of the circumstances I first discovered and made Whisky-Cider. It's a nice story 
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Firelad
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Haifa, Israel.
May 2002 time: 07:30
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I'm a scotsman!!
(Well, at least I have a funny accent and wear a kilt occasionally)
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Firelad
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Haifa, Israel.
May 2002 time: 07:30
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I've only got old and shitty ones. I can take some new ones for you tho.
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Firelad
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Haifa, Israel.
May 2002 time: 07:30
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...And hasn't this thread gone off its original topic...?
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Firelad
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Haifa, Israel.
May 2002 time: 07:30
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Mulled wine is when you spice some wine up and heat it? We've got a different name for it, can't spell it tho. My parents make it.... (Again, if we're talking of the same thing)
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LTEC!
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...and ICE CREAM!
Feb 2000 time: 21:30
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Mexico's christmas fruit punch.
(traditional)
Ingredients.
15 lt. water
sugar to taste
100 grs. tamarind
100 grs. jamaica flower
1 cinnamon stick
100 grs. raisins
100 grs. prunes
24 cloves
1/4 kg. tejocotes
4 cubed apples
2 large cubed oranges (with orange peel)
8 guavas chopped
thin sugar cane strips (peeled)
Preparation.
1. Boil water, add sugar enough to level fruit acidity.
2. Add cinnamone and clove in two lts of water, let boil 5mins, add previously rinsed jamaica flower and turn off. let stand 20 mins.
3. When large pot of water boils, add tejocotes previously poked with a fork, let boil on low flame for 20 mins.
4. Add raisins and prunes
5. Strain other pot, keep the liquid, discard cinnamon, clove and jamaica.
6. Check for sugar taste, if it requires more, first disolve in hot water.
7. Let boil again for five minutes. Turn off. Serve.
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Ecthy
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Zhonghuà Rénmín Gònghéguó
Mar 2000 time: 06:30
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what are those effects like, Flad?
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Drogue
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Omnipresent conscience
Oct 2002 time: 05:30
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quote: Originally posted by Firelad
Mulled wine is when you spice some wine up and heat it? We've got a different name for it, can't spell it tho. My parents make it.... (Again, if we're talking of the same thing) |
Mulled wine is called mulled wine in Scotland, my Grandparents make it every Christmas. And it's bascially wine, cinnamon, ginger, sugar, sherry and brandy heated.
For hot alcohol, try a flaming lambourghini Or just flame your favourite shooter. We have stuff we get in a bar here called Bar Soviet that is so alcoholic, even when it's chilled it's hot. It's weird, it actually feels hot in temperature, and warms your mouth up, even when served cool. A thermomiter in it shows it to be about 4C, yet put your finger in it and it wil feel warm Great stuff, but does burn your throught. It's 88%, although I'm not sure what it's called, it just has 6 Russian Characters on the bottle.
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