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Your Weekend Cocktail
Posted by Stephen Green · 20 April 2007
The Lemon Float Freely adapted from Joe's Lemon Drop, available at Plate World Cuisine in Colorado Springs. Joe is a damn fine bartender, but my version is prettier -- Melissa made me practice making it. A lot. Sure, it's a girly drink, but it's also a great way to get my wife to drink something with a high proof. You'll need: A martini glass. Rub the exposed end of the lemon around the rim of the glass, then sugar the rim. Pour the Chambord into the glass, careful not to mess up the sugar. In a cocktail shaker, mix the rest of the ingredients over ice and shake vigorously for 15 seconds. Here's the fun part. Over the underside of a tablespoon, slowly -- slowly -- pour the cocktail into the glass. Done correctly, the liquid will hit the sides of the glass, leaving the Chambord mostly undisturbed. Drink quickly. Repeat until naked. Comments
TO: Stephen Green All martinis should be done with GIN. In this case, I'd prefer a citron flavored version. Get better, bro. We NEED you. Regards, Chuck(le) P.S. I just wish I could remember the answer in the morning..... Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 20, 2007 04:13 PMP.P.S. It looks delicious! Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 20, 2007 04:14 PMIs there a place on this site with all the various recipes? Posted by: Raymond at April 21, 2007 05:37 AMI like the repeat until naked part. But, that pretty much requires that I wait to make this one when I am not alone. Posted by: Michael at April 21, 2007 10:14 AMStephen, TO: Stephen "I know, you're known far and wide Martini Boy", but that gives you no license to debase vodka with your recipes." -- -- MikeD You're catching it from 'both sides now', bro. Where's Carly Simon when we REALLY need her? Regards, Chuck(le) TO: All ...is the beginnings of the Wars of the [Martini] Reformation! On one side you have the martini purists, a la moi; "GIN or Death!" On the other side you have the vodka purists, a la MikeD. [Note: He'll have to come up with his own credo.] In the middle, we have the hapless unfortunates, such as VodkaBoy; torn between his immature tastes for tasteless alcohol and his desire to explore the possibilities of an unfettered world of alcohol. What will become of it/us all? Stay tuned.... Regards, Chuck(le) P.S. Why am I suddenly in mind of watching drunken Sumo wrestling? Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 22, 2007 10:54 AMalcohol-- the cause, and cure, out of all life's problems! Posted by: H. Simpson at April 22, 2007 04:22 PMSound good, but before we met, my wife had an unfortunate incident involving chambord-based cocktails, a post-food-poisoning empty stomach, and a four-star restaurant. I don't think she'd drink one of these. Posted by: Tweb at April 23, 2007 12:38 PMHave one for Boris Yeltsin -- actually, if it's for Yeltsin have 2, 3, 4, . . . Posted by: rbj at April 23, 2007 01:05 PMTO: rbj "Have one for Boris Yeltsin -- actually, if it's for Yeltsin have 2, 3, 4, . . " -- rbj I have to admit.... ....I admire a guy whole stand on a a tank and order it to fire on a bunch of Commies trying to suborn the democratic process he started. Here's to YOU Yeltsie, babe. We miss ya. And we bet the Russians are missing you too. Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2007 06:01 PMAs a former (reformed?) bartender, I have to admit to a bias against calling drinks of this nature "martinis". I prefer to call them shots. As a bonus, it's an even speedier route to nudity (as long as you avoid that magic line of over intoxication). Now, must stop by the liquor store before the weekend as this drink looks tasty, indeed. Posted by: zombyboy at April 24, 2007 12:37 AMWow. Like a yard sale: comments all over the place. First, don't pay close attention to someone who uses an apostrophe in a plural noun; second, the name of the drink did not include "martini", so the vodka/gin argument is a waste of time, and third, the most important part of the recipe was the last line. Steven, thanks for posting. It's a real treat to have you online. Posted by: Dr.B at April 25, 2007 07:06 PMPay even less attention to someone who can't spell "Stephen". heh. Posted by: Dr. B at April 25, 2007 07:08 PMWell, I'm not much for girly drinks. But as another former bartender, this is the best one out there. It's politely called Ladies' Delight, but most commonly known as an Orgasm 6 oz sweet cream Build on ice, shake and strain. For a sweeter, more frothy drink, add 1/2 scoop ice cream (vanilla bean is best, if you don't have homemade), and blend. This one is guaranteed, boys. She will absolutely love it. Posted by: GawainsGhost at April 26, 2007 05:15 PM |
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