Shake all the ingredients together in a cocktail shaker with ice. You could always mix them in the blender but then it would be called a Shamrock Blend and that wouldn’t be quite right.1 part vanilla vodka½ part Bailey’s Irish cream½ part crème de menthe*Half and Half or milk - add to your own taste* The green kind to get the green color. If you have the clear version – add a drop of green food coloring.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Shamrock Shake
Thanks to
social media my curiosity was piqued this week by a Shamrock Shake – I never
had one of the famed beverages so can’t quite prove how this adult version compares but I can
tell you I was surprised at how good it was. Really surprised!
Friday, December 21, 2012
Egg Nog with a Spoon
Don’t know if you’ve ever noticed but we’re not fans of the creamy cocktail round here, our bottle of Bailey’s we discovered to be long past its expiration date, so I thought long and hard about doing an egg nog concoction (Yes, I even thought about making it from scratch!) but why go to so much effort if it's something I don't really enjoy. So here's my version of egg nog or the way I think it should be served. Eamon loves the stuff by the way and delights when it’s back on the shelves in the supermarket but to me it tastes like a glass of custard and this is why I ended up making my drink a dessert instead of a true cocktail. Best enjoyed with a spoon watching your favorite Christmas movie or put it in a blender and drink it like a milkshake.
Scoop of eggnog ice cream
1oz Bailey’s Irish cream liqueur poured over it
Freshly grated nutmeg to garnish.
Other ways to top this: crushed ginger snap cookie, crushed chocolate covered Kimberly biscuit, Cadbury’s flake
P.S. I went for the mini version of the cream liqueur instead of a full bottle, large tub of the ice cream though!
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