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166

MIXED

DRINKS.

176.

Dnr

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fluncl).

A

large

glass,

%

of

Santa

Cruz

rum,

y$

of

brandy,

i

dash

of

creme

de

vanille,

i

spoonful

of

sugar,

a

little

fine

ice.

Fill

your

glass

with

milk,

shake

thoroughly,

strain

and

serve,

Add

a

little

nutmeg,

if

you

wish,

or

squeeze

a

little

lemon-peel

on

it.

177.

Strain^

Mint

JtoUp.

Put

the

leaves of

two

sprigs

of

mint

in

a

mixing-glass

with

a

spoonful

of

sugar

and

a

little

water

to

dissolve

it.

With

a

squeezing-stick

squeeze

out

the

extract

of

the

leaves,

i

drink

of

brandy.

Fill

your

glass

with

ice;

stir

well,

strain

into

a

long

cham-

pagne

glass,

add

a

dash

of

Jamaica

rum

on

the

top

carefully;

place

a

little

sprig

of

mint

on

the

side

of

the

glass,

sprinkle

a

little

sugar

on

the

leaves,

and

serve.

(You

may

use

other

liquors

instead

of

brandy.)

178.

Iflint

Use

a

large,

long

glass;

select

three

long

sprigs

of

luxuriant

mint

and

let

the

stems

rest

on

the

bottom

of

the

glass.

Then

take

two

sprigs

of

mint,

strip

them

and

put

the

leaves

in

a

mix-

ing-glass;

i

spoonful

of

sugar,

i

squirt

of

Seltzer;

crush

out

the

extract

of

the

leaves

with

a

squeezing-stick;

i

drink

of

brandy;

stir

this

and

strain

into

your

original

glass;

fill

it

with

ice

and

stir;

a

dash

of

Jamaica

rum

on

top,

ornament

the

brim

of

the

glass

with

fruits

and

the

centre

with

ice-cream

and

berries.

Sprinkle

a

little

sugar

over

your

leaves

and

serve

with

a

straw.

You may

put

a

little

rosebud

on

your

drink,