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THB BARTENDER'S GUIDE AND SONG BOOK
TWO BROKEN LEGS
Name your poison, when you try this one. The
title ought to warn you. And remember, we said
sweet ciderl
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WHISKEY COBBLER
Just to let you know we haven't forgotten the
cobblers, one is given here. They were considered
a mighty important addition to any good man's
repertoire back in the old days.
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BALTIMORE EGG NOG
This one is a matter of family pride. Have to
put this one in so that we can prove to residents
of Baltimore that this book really is a collection of
historical recipes.
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BLACK STRIPE
Several well-known drinks were made with mo–
lasses, of which this one is probably the most
prominent. The molasses provided a most un–
usual flavor.
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One ounce Pure Spirits in a tumbler
Three or four pieces Diced Ice
Fill tumbler with Sweet Cider
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Into a large glass pour:
One and one-half wineglasses Scotch
One teaspoonful Powdered Sugar
Two teaspoonfuls Pineapple Syrup
Fill with Shaved Ice. Stir well; dress with
Fruit and serve with straws
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Use large bar-glass
One yolk of an Egg
One tablespoonful of sugar
Dash of Nutmeg end Cinnamon
One-half pony of Madeira Wino
Fill r:est of glass with Milk
Shake well and serve
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One wine glasli of St. Croix
Rum
One tablespoon of Molasses
Stir in small bar glaH
Fill with shaved ice
Add dash of° Nutmeg
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