Tang's Cocktail Recipe Book
More than 60 cocktail recipes - and some "mocktails" that you can easily make at home. Great for parties, barbecues or a relaxing night in front of a movie at home
More than 60 cocktail recipes - and some "mocktails" that you can easily make at home. Great for parties, barbecues or a relaxing night in front of a movie at home
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1. Fill a shaker with ice.<br />
Fill a cocktail shaker with ice cubes.<br />
2. Add Rum, Vodka, and London Dry Gin, orange liqueur, Tequila, sugar syrup, lemon juice and lime<br />
juice to the shaker.<br />
Using a jigger measure 17.5mlRum, 17.5ml Vodka, 17.5ml London Dry Gin, 17.5ml<br />
orange liqueur, 17.5ml Tequila, 17.5ml sugar syrup, 15ml lemon juice and 17.5ml lime<br />
juice into a shaker.<br />
3. Shake until cold.<br />
Shake the mixture vigorously until the surface of the cocktail shaker feels chilled.<br />
4. Strain into a glass filled with ice.<br />
Use a cocktail strainer to strain the liquid into a Highball glass filled with cubes of ice.<br />
5. Top up with cola.<br />
Pour cola into the drink to fill to the top of the glass.<br />
6. Garnish with a lemon slice.<br />
Cut a slice of lemon with a sharp knife on a chopping board and place in the drink to<br />
garnish.<br />
Cosmopolitan<br />
There are some – a very few – cocktails that define a decade. And the Cosmopolitan, a hot pink,<br />
pleasantly sharp cocktail served in the iconic martini glass, was the essence of the 1990s.