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Trick-or-Treat-tini
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luvcookbooks
October 20, 2010
just recommended this on food pickle to the parent who is hosting a halloween party for her son... perhaps after the kids go home!!
luvcookbooks
October 21, 2010
collecting the ingredients-- so far have only the gummy eyeballs. target is selling an ice cube tray with gummy eyeballs in the tray, so i have that down. i have to find a (small) bottle of Midori, since it is obviously essential but i'm a little leery of the taste...there's a market on sundays that sells exotic salts, going to try for that this sunday aft if possible, hope to have everything by halloween weekend. trick or treat for grownups!!
Sagegreen
October 18, 2010
Love your photo! What a great drink. I have would use peeled grapes for the eyeballs, definitely.
Sagegreen
October 18, 2010
"I have and would use" is what I meant to write. Long day! Could use a 'tini right about now
gingerroot
October 18, 2010
Thanks, Sagegreen! Actually, after I posted this, I went out in search of gummy eyeballs and could not find any. Then I thought about all the fruit that could easily fill-in, peeled grapes, as you suggested, or peeled lychee, longan or rambutan. They would all be delicious with this drink, and healthful break from all the Halloween candy!
gingerroot
October 18, 2010
"a healthful break" is what I meant to type...I have not even had a long day yet, but maybe this means it will turn into one. I guess one of these is in order later tonight! : )
TiggyBee
October 14, 2010
I wish there was a picture... I bet the colors are just fabulous!!
gingerroot
October 14, 2010
TiggyBee, I just added the best of my bad photos of this cocktail...actually, it makes it look a little dark and spooky, which, given the theme, works, I think. If you like sweet cocktails, I hope you try it this Halloween, because the colors are fabulous and I think it tastes delicious!
TiggyBee
October 17, 2010
I love it!! I may have to put this on our menu for the 31st!! It looks great!!
gingerroot
October 19, 2010
I would love that!! In addition to looking fabulously creepy and witch-y, they taste pretty darn good too...
luvcookbooks
October 14, 2010
does it taste good? i know that's a subjective question
gingerroot
October 14, 2010
It is a sweet cocktail, and goes down really easy. The coconut from the Malibu balances the slightly medicinal taste of the melon-y Midori. I actually don't drink much of either but started with the Midori because of the color and the addition of Malibu was a suggestion from my brother. The sour mix is based on the simple syrup I used in my Thai Basil sorbet.
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