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MIXER'S GUIDE

BRANEfY SCAFFA

Use sherry glass.—^Two tablespoonfuls raspberry syrup, two table-

spoonfuls Maraschino, two tablespoonfuls Angostura Ijltters, two

tablespoonfuls brandy. In filling glass do not allow liquors to blend.

BRANDY SHRUB

To make 1 gallon:

Put the peelings of 2 lemons and the juice of 5 lemons into a

punch bowl. Add 21/^ quarts of brandy; make the bowl airtight and

set aside. After 6 days add IV2 quarts of sherry wine, 3 pounds of

loaf sugar, which has been dissolved in 1 pint of plain soda. Strain

and bottle.

BURNT BRANDY

Use small bar glass. Two lumps of sugar, one and one-half wine

glasses of brandy.

Put the sugar on a saucer.

Pour the brandy over it and ignite.

Let it burn for a couple of minutes, extinguish fire by covering with

plate. Pour into glass and serve.

BUTTERED RUM—HOT

Use small bar glass. One tablespoonful of sugar dissolved in a

little hot water, add 1 wine glass of Jamaica rum, one small piece

of butter.

Fill the glass with hot water. Stir; grate nutmeg on top, and serve.

CAFFE ROYAL FRAPPED

Frappe.—One pony brandy and three ponies black coffee, mixed in

a cooler, and serve while in a semifrozen condition.

CHAMPAGNE

Pack ice around bottle. Should be served very cold in champagne

glasses.

Never put ice in the wine.