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Shake all ingredients with ice until frothy, pour into a chilled glass, and put some Maraschino cherries on a toothpick that stretches over the rim of the glass.
This drink gives you a feel for old Hollywood. It’s like you stepped into the silent-movie era with all of its glamour, awards, and walk-of-fame stars. It was a time…
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Shake all liquid ingredients until cold. Pour, and serve. Add garnish. It’s simple and easy but looks quite impressive.
The Cosmopolitan is easily accessible sophistication with a splash of understated fame. It’s like having a standing reservation for the corner bar stool at the finest restaurant in town or being on the secret…
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Shake over ice and pour into a sugar-rimmed glass.
This recipe comes directly to us from the Costco Connection magazine in an article written by Curtis Adamson. It’s credited to “Matthew Price-Huntington, owner of Public House 124 in Walla Walla, Washington”
Well, Matthew Price-Huntington and Costco, let’s see…
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Add all three liquid ingredients into a shaker with plenty of ice. Stir until cold, then strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with one cherry.
The Rob Roy is purposeful, focused enjoyment. …
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Add Bourbon and spices to a mug. Squeeze orange slice into the mug. Fill with hot water. Add another small orange slice if you like.
Make this drink with care and it will communicate that care to the person you serve it to.
At some point in the 20th century, the United States…
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Separate eggs. Beat egg yolks and egg whites separately. Beat sugar and spices with egg yolks until mixed and then pour in rum slowly while stirring. …
We are all back to school now, whatever that means; virtual teaching, hybrid teaching, and learning pods seem to be the popular options. Here in Washington, DC, we have opted for an all-virtual strategy.
I agree with the all-virtual decision for various reasons. But, the problem with this decision is that the district is not prepared for it. We don’t have enough technology or support. The systems that we have decided to use are not up to the task. …
In response to Jennie Young’s treatise on making grading easier for English teachers, here are eleven things that we have voted unanimously to change in the math department. Why eleven? It’s the last time we get to use a prime number.
Hi writer!
It’s me and I was just reading your article. It was the good one about your kids, or vegetables, or maybe both. But you see, right as I was getting done with the reading part and was contemplating how to respond, I thought I heard a knock at the door. It could have been my Amish popcorn delivery, or maybe someone else from the neighborhood who wants to put an election sign in my yard. I mean there are seven in my yard already so of course, I don’t mind if you want to put another one there…
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Ribalagua Daiquiri #1
Shake well and strain
Ribalagua Daiquiri #2
Shake well and strain
Ribalagua Daiquiri #3
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