Saturday, August 18, 2007

Two drinks that is interesting from NST

I found that this two drinks which has ingredient that is pretty close to home... where we can tried to make it at home. Enjoy and drink responsibly. Go and make yourself some drinks and call me if you want to make some other drinks from other fruits.

(Taken from Drink: ah, so soothing
By : KITTY KAYE published on 18/08/2007 in New Straits Times)

Whisky-infused green tea

A touch of gentle sophistication is the only way I can describe this drink. Whisky is often a masculine drink and with the gentle intones of green tea’s flavour, it becomes a cool, graceful cocktail to accompany a spicy Thai meal. Also recommended as an introduction to whisky for first time whisky drinkers. Also good as an aperitif before a spicy meal.

You’ll Need:

. 1/4 can of green tea or make your own with a green tea bag and sugar to taste

. measure of whisky or around 40ml

Mix it in a brandy glass and add ice cubes. Serve in a brandy balloon glass.


Vodka-infused pineapple and mint juice

Aha! Caught your attention, didn’t I? First of all, for me, mint is always a great way to soothe burning tongues. Pineapple, well, a source of prickly flavours that literally tickles the tips of my tongue. Mix those two, a perfect way to forget that the small killer chillies often used in Thai dishes are numbing my senses most spectacularly. When vodka is added, what can I say, a great forget-it-all mix!

YOU’LL NEED:

. 2 thick slices of pineapples

. 4-5 mint leaves

. 1 measure of vodka or around 40ml

. a dash of sugar to taste

Blend the pineapple with the mint leaves and sugar, then add vodka and ice cubes. Serve in a martini glass.

Suggestion: Blend in ice cubes to create a smoothie.




Suggestion:

Besides whisky, brandy would also do the job quite well.

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