turboneticssx8 Posted August 6, 2006 Share Posted August 6, 2006 ano ba mga ok na ihalo sa vodka? ang alam ko lang kasi 7up and vodka e. post naman kayo ng mga iba pa na pwede pero hindi naman mahirap gawin! Tnx! Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted August 25, 2006 Share Posted August 25, 2006 Loved Mai-tai. First tasted it in Bangkok because I thought it was a "thai" drink (Hawaiian pala). It got me started to mix at home. Or try to order it from your favorite bars for a diversion from THE SanMigLight. Mai-Tai 1 oz light rum1 oz golden rum1 oz triple sec1 oz lime juice1 oz dark rum1/4 grenadine1 drop of almond essence Half fill a rock glass with ice. Pour grenadine. Shake light rum, golden rum, triple sec, lime juice, almond essence on ice and slowly strain to the glass (make sure the grenadine stays at the bottom). Slowly float dark rum. You should have 3 layers if got it right . Normally I dont garnish but if you wanna make it right: -spear a slice of pineapple and cherry for garnish-use a straw Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted August 29, 2006 Share Posted August 29, 2006 The ever famous Martini. Every James Bond fan should have this tasted. If you love dry wine (which I do) you'll love the Martinis taste. There's a lot of variations for this, but this ones quite typical: Martini Cocktail 2.5 oz dry gin0.5 oz dry vermouth Stir all in ice. Strain in cocktail glass.Optional: Add whole pitted green olive on glass. You could use Gilbeys for this. And for the dry vermouth, I think there's only the green Martini bottle (there are also some variations, for sweet and semi-sweet but get the green one for dry). If I remember it costs P700 a bottle. The olive only gives a faint flavor (due to its smell) but its not really necessary to enjoy the cocktail. Pitted olives can be availed in small bottles, roughly costs P40. Enjoy. :cool: Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted August 30, 2006 Share Posted August 30, 2006 Simple and fast. Screwdriver 1.5 oz vodka4.5 oz orange juice(Right. Its just vodka and OJ but it sells around P90 in bars :upside: ) Stir all in tall glass with ice. You can use Gilbey's Vodka but currently I'm delighted with the P150 (sale from P250) bottle vodka that had a German name (Goe....) that I can't seem to remember (or pronounce ). Always use 100% OJ. Pure orange juice dont only give a kick of bitterness (due to the bitter membrane of the fruit) but also prevents your drink from smelling and tasting like a childs cough syrup :thumbsdownsmiley: . Get DelMonte or any Australian/Cyprus brand whichever is available. Too weak? Add more vodka. Too strong? Add more juice. Some Screwdrivers, in fact, go on forever that way. Quote Link to comment
rOyaL gigOLo Posted September 5, 2006 Share Posted September 5, 2006 Mindoro Sling recipe please :goatee: Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted September 13, 2006 Share Posted September 13, 2006 (edited) Daan lang.While I'm currently here somewhere in europe, I'll share a mix I made that reminds me back home. Ihi ni Maria :upside: 1 oz vodka1 oz dry ginsplash of dry vermouthsplash of lime cordial Shake all in ice. Strain in cocktail glass rimmed with fine salt.This cocktail gives some tingle in the mouth due to the lime cordial. Its a bit yellow and has a salty kick thus the name. I miss home.. Edited September 13, 2006 by extrarice3 Quote Link to comment
dodo Posted September 20, 2006 Share Posted September 20, 2006 Vodka Gimlet - 3 parts vodka plus 1 part Rose Sweetened Lime Juice. Easy to make and easy to drink. Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted October 15, 2006 Share Posted October 15, 2006 Whoa parang room ko na to ah.. :boo: I'd like to share what is in a Margarita (for tequila lovers) Margarita 2 oz tequila1.5 oz cointreau0.5 oz lemon juice Shake all in ice. Strain all in cocktail/tequila glass. You can prepare beforehand your cocktail or tequila glass (this has a wider rim) by moistening the rim with lemon then rimming it in coarse salt. Tips:Again it is important to use freshly squeezed lemon and to not use a lemon cordial. Rustans and SM supermarkets sell fresh lemons. Cointreau (kwan-tro) is a sweet spirit made from orange peels. I got a bottle for around P700, which is really a necessity to make fine cocktails -BUT, you can still substitute any brand of triple sec which is cheaper (around P350). Tequila -the heart of a Margarita can be a Cuervo. I've tried using Cuervo Gold but it is said that Cuervo Silver should be the one to use. Cuervo sells for P750. How does it taste? Definitely better than to lick, shoot, and suck -BUT when the babes arrive, I'll toss away the cointreau and cocktail glass and start chanting "OK TIME FOR BODY SHOTS !!". :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
Candice Posted October 15, 2006 Share Posted October 15, 2006 IMF (im your mother f**ker yata yun)ito lagi ko order kasi lagi ako lasingpag ito iniinum ko.puro liquor kasi nilagay dito nad a little pineapple juice recipe plz??? Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted October 15, 2006 Share Posted October 15, 2006 Normally bars tend to make their own mixes by just varyig the contents of a known tasty cocktail then renaming them as their own. Normally on their cocktail menus they show what mixes contain their cocktails. What bar do you get it from? IMF (im your mother f**ker yata yun)ito lagi ko order kasi lagi ako lasingpag ito iniinum ko.puro liquor kasi nilagay dito nad a little pineapple juice recipe plz??? Quote Link to comment
extrarice3 Posted October 20, 2006 Share Posted October 20, 2006 Where's the Tea? Long Island Iced Tea 0.5 oz vodka0.5 oz rum0.5 oz gin0.5 oz triple secCoca-Cola Shake all except the cola in ice. Strain all into a highball glass. Fill with cola. Drink. Unknowing iced tea drinkers will eventually find out that their smooth drink has as much punching power as the next cocktail drink in the menu. The combination of the spirits plus the sweetness of the cola hides the taste of alcohol and mimics the tea taste. And right, there is no tea in your Long Island Iced Tea. Quote Link to comment
battlemaster_2006 Posted October 27, 2006 Share Posted October 27, 2006 Black Russian! Kahlua and Vodka in equal parts, served on the rocks or Coffee Flavored Brandy (1.25 oz) and Vodka (0.75 oz) I personally prefer Kahlua Black Russian Quote Link to comment
battlemaster_2006 Posted October 27, 2006 Share Posted October 27, 2006 try mixing vodka and kahlua to make black russian.....my favorite drink! Quote Link to comment
buhay_A Posted October 27, 2006 Share Posted October 27, 2006 Mindoro Sling recipe please :goatee: To make a pitcher: 1 flat tanduay rum 3 jigs orange concentrate 3 jigs mango concentrate 3 jigs p/a concentrate 1/4 bot 4 cantos empy (tanchahin mo na lang, d ko nakita, sori) block of ice ( pede na yung 1 plastic na tag P2) then fill the pitcher with sprite stir well Taste & adjust na lang. The bartender didn't want to share their trade secret. It actually took me 3 pitchers para mahuli yung timpla. Good luck and happy drinking Quote Link to comment
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