Rock and rye is back! You can find commercial versions but making your own requires a simple infusion that you can fine-tune to your taste.
Do y'all think this will be shelf stable? Or will it go bad like a wash?
I think it will be fine because of the alcohol content, but want more opinions
Are you a shadow run gm?
The Devil's Panties!! A blast from my past right there.
Hell yes it did. Now I need to reinstall it.
Yes. Play it.
I still can't load pictures for some reason but it is a mulled wine.
2 bottles of fruity red 1 star anise 10 pepper corns 1/4 cup runny honey 1 lime peel
Mix and heat, no boiling until the honey dissolves in. Then simmer on cold for 30 minutes. Before you serve, add lime juice to taste. Great for a cold day
Water, coffee and tea as well. The soda drinkers aren't going to be in attendance.
I will be making a mulled wine for the majority of people. Then it will be dry whites and whiskeys for everyone else. Kids will get milk and water
My image is not uploading... So I shall have to share the recipe link instead
First time doing a dry shake/wet shake. I am happy with the results and the mouth feels of the egg whites. I will make it again
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2 oz hibiscus syrup 1 oz lime juice 3 sugar cubes 2 oz white rum Ice and Club soda to fill glass
Muddle the leaves, sugar, alcohol, and lime juice together. Add the rest and enjoy