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This recipe is by Oliver Schwaner-Albright and takes 5 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: ml, sugar, blood orange
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The best after-dinner or before-breakfast drink! Just use Irish Cream instead of cream and sugar!
Ingredients: brewed coffee, irish cream
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That tree full of ripe plums yields a sweet and luscious homemade plum liqueur that's easy to make by steeping plums in vodka with sugar and orange peel for 21 days. Vanilla helps smooth it out. You need a big jar to make it in. Great for gifts, too. You can use tangerine peel instead of orange peel. Save and eat the plums!
Ingredients: plums, sugar, vodka, vanilla, orange peel
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A great chocolate cake will be your reward for making this recipe with sour cream, dark chocolate cake mix, and coffee-flavored liqueur.
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A wonderful coffee treat with a kick. If you live in Newfoundland, you can use Screech instead of rum. Add a dollop of whipped cream if you like.
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Recipe courtesy of The Bazaar by Jose Andres , Los Angeles, CA, www.thebazaar.com. Created by mixologist and beverage director Lucas Paya.
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This St. Patrick's Day-inspired drink will keep you warm and toasty with hot coffee, whiskey, and flavored liqueurs.
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This is better than the commercial Irish Cream liqueurs and is very popular with family and friends. Will store for several weeks in fridge, just serve over ice.