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BOURBON SLUSH FOR A CROWD<br />
This recipe is a favorite summer drink for creative director Gina Miller.<br />
Her friend, Ken Krusling, shares his recipe here.<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
• 3-4 cups RJ straight bourbon whiskey (depending on taste)<br />
• 12 oz frozen lemonade<br />
• 6 oz frozen orange juice (1/2 of a 12 oz can)<br />
• ¾ cup of sugar (add more for a sweeter slush)<br />
• 3 regular sized tea bags<br />
• 7 cups water<br />
Add tea bags to two cups of water and bring to a boil to make<br />
a strong tea. Add sugar and let it dissolve. In a large freezer safe<br />
container, add tea and 7 cups of water. Mix in remaining ingredients.<br />
Freeze overnight. If slush is not frozen enough, add another cup or<br />
two of water and refreeze. Scoop into a Mason jar or Solo cup. Top<br />
with a maraschino cherry and a spoonful of cherry juice.<br />
Gina notes: Some of her friends prefer to add a splash of Sprite. This adds a<br />
bit of fizz to the drink and expands the number of servings. Main recipe makes<br />
about twelve 8 oz drinks.<br />
Photo by Connie Kimsey<br />
CREATE A SIGNATURE DRINK<br />
Booze and barbecues go hand in hand. Create a cocktail just for the occasion. Give it your own stamp and a<br />
clever name. Find a shady corner to situate a space dedicated to beverages. Be sure to include non-alcoholic<br />
options like iced tea, lemonade, and flavored waters for non-drinkers and designated drivers. Keep plenty<br />
of ice on hand in buckets, coolers or add a rustic touch and build a bar on the move in a wheelbarrow. ➻<br />
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