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Brain Hemmorhage

Saturday Mar 29, 2008

Submitted by BiggieB

¾ shot Peach liqueur Bailey’s Irish Cream
Grenadine  

1. Pour ¾ shot of peach liqueur into a shot glass. Drizzle Baileys into it, to fill glass. If done correctly, the Baileys will float in the schnapps. Then place a few drops of grenadine into the shot.
OR
2. With tall shot glass, pour halfway full with peach schnapps, then layer the rest with Baileys. Place a few drops of grenadine in.


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Jello Shots

Saturday Mar 29, 2008

Submitted by DamYankee

1 large box of Jell-O (Not sugar free) ¾ c. hot water
¾ c. liquor

Basically make the Jell-O per the instructions on the box, with the exception that you use ¾ of the total liquid. Mix the jello powder with ¾ c. of hot water (instead of a full cup) & dissolve completely. Then instead of adding cold water & the liquor of your choice, but only ¾ of a cup.
Pour into plastic 1 oz condiment cups, available at most restaurant supply shops, & let sit in the refrigerator for 24 hours before serving.

Suggested Jello / Liquor combinations:
Cherry with Southern Comfort
Black Cherry with Southern Comfort
Blue Raspberry with Absolut
Orange with Absolut


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Chocolate Cake

Saturday Mar 29, 2008

Submitted by BiggieB

¾ oz Frangelico ¾ oz vodka (good stuff)
1 lemon wedge Sugar

1. Combine Vodka & Frangelico in shaker. Shake very well. Strain into shot glass. Coat lemon wedge in sugar.
2. Shoot drink, then bite into lemon wedge. If made correctly, you will have the after taste of chocolate cake. The cool part is, there is no chocolate in the drink.
3. If you want a german chocolate cake, substitute Malibu for the vodka.


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Margaritas

Saturday Mar 29, 2008

Submitted by Lorene

Ice, cubed or crushed 1 (6 oz) can frozen limeade concentrate
6 oz tequila 2 oz triple sec

Semi-thaw the can of limeade so it’s slushy. Fill your blender up to the very top with ice. Pour in the alcohol (it’ll melt down the ice) & the can of limeade. Blend until smooth.


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