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HAYWOOD'S

MIXOLOGY.

33

Jamaica

rum,

one

teaspoon

raspberry

syrup;

fill

with

ice,

shake,

ornament

with

berries,

and

serve

with

straws.

Medford

Rum

Punch.

Use

large

bar

glass.

One

tablespoon

of

sugar,

one

teaspoon

of

Jamaica

rum,

two

dashes

of

ler^on

juice,

one

and

a

half

wine

glasses

of

Medford

rum;

fill

with

ice,

shake,

dress

with

orange,

lemon,

and

serve

with

straws.

Hot

Arrac Punch.

Use

large

bar

glass.

Tablespoon

of

sugar,

one-half

pony

glass

of

St.

Croix

rum,

one-half

juice

of

lemon,

one

wine

glass

of

arrack;

fill

with

boiling

water,

stir,

and

grate

nutmeg

on

top.

Sampson

Punch

Use

large

bar

glass.

One

lump

of

sugar,

one-half

pony

brandy

(Cognac),

one-half

pony

curacoa,

one-half

a

lemon,

cracked

ice;

fill

up

with

champagne,

stir,

ornament

with

ber-

ries,

and

serve

with

straws.

Spread

Eagle

Punch.

Use

punch-bowl.

Put

in

and

blend,

one

bottle

fine

Scotch

whiskey

and

one

bottle

of

Monongahela,

peel

of

two

lemons,

sugar

and

boiling

water

to

suit

taste.

Cider

Punch.

[For

Party.]

Pare

a

lemon

very

fine,

and

on

it

pour

half

a

bottle

of

sherry,

add

four

ounces

of

sugar,

juice

of

one

lemon,

grated

nutmeg

and

quart

bottle

of

cider;

put

it

in

punch

bowl

with

a

slab

of

ice;

add

just

before

serving

four

wine

glasses

of

brandy,

and

few

cucumber

slices.

Egg"

Milk

Punch

Use

large

bar

glass.

One

egg,

one

tablespoon

of

sugar,

one

wine

glass

of

brandy,

one-half

wine

glass

St.

Croix

rum;

fill

one-half

glass

with

ice,

the

balance

with

milk,

shake

well,

strain,

and

grate

nutmeg

on

top.

Curacoa

Punch.

Use

large

bar

glass.

One-half

tablespoon

of

sugar,

one-

quarter

wine

glass

of

Jamaica

rum,

one-half

pony

glass

of

curacoa,

juice

of

half

lemon;

fill

tumbler

one-half

full

of

ice,

stir,

ornament

with

fruit,

and

serve

with

straws.