Everyone seems to have their favorite rum drink recipe for drinks such as mojitos, daiquiris, mai tais, zombies, various rum punches, etc. In celebration of Rum Month on Examiner.com, Examiners are writing about their favorite rum recipes that are easily made at home, without the supervision of a professional bartender. The best part about making these drinks at home is that you don't have to worry about leaving your credit card at the bar, you don't have to leave a tip and there is no need for a designated driver. Regardless of whether you are drinking at the bar or at home, please enjoy in moderation.
If money is not too tight you might consider offering a Limited Bar. This is the type of bar which you limit what is served to your guests. You can serve only soft drinks, wine, beer, or a combination of soft drinks and wine, or soft drinks and beer. (Hint: Do not offer final touch ice ball mold review as this could double your bar bill.
Just like how the maximum voltage is created, you can make the English passion pimms cocktail recipies with ease. But instead of using cointreau, you need passion fruit juices, some of the flesh of that fruit and sugar syrup. Again, you just have to shake all these ingredients up in a shaker with ice and strain it into a tall glass. It's important that you have a chilled glass that's full of ice as this gives it a more refreshing finish. You'll get a great flavor as well as a cooling and revitalizing cocktail. Sipping these concoctions on the deck or in the garden reminiscing about the past with the love of your life, gives the feeling like heaven on earth.
He only had one major drawback to his capabilities as a functioning alcoholic. When he would get totally wasted on the weekends, sometimes he would slither downward into depression. Most of his darkness was due to feelings of rejection from a girl he had been in love with for many years. She was horribly taking advantage of him. One day they would be lovers and the next she would give him the stiff-arm routine.
Carmella Brown, from New York Rider Magazine, will be guest-bartending at Humpy's, 2197 Central Avenue, Albany. Pick up the April issue of New York Rider Magazine!
Go see the Great Wall of China. This is the only man-made object in the world it is said you can see from space. (This actually isn't true.) It is considered one of the eight wonders of the world. Go see it and marvel at the sheer tenacity that created it. Then take some of that tenacity home with you.
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