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What are the best ways to serve alcohol at a party?
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There are lots of recipes that use alcohol as an ingredient and plenty that would be great for a party. When determining if the final product will have alcohol in it, you need to determine if the alcohol ingredients are heated before serving. Cooking liqueurs and wines evaporates the alcohol, so that the final sauce or glaze doesn’t actually contain alcohol.
Which recipes or drinks will be appropriate for your party is determined by your guests and by your party’s theme. For example, if you’re having a luau, then pina coladas would be a nice, tropical touch. On the other hand, a classy dinner party definitely calls for something mature, like wine and nice liqueurs or spirits. If you’re having a halloween party, you might try a custom cocktail selections with a holiday theme, like a vampire bloody mary. Pick out something you find intriguing and that you think your guests would like. It’s also nice to have a non-alcohol alternative for guests that aren’t interested in drinking or who are serving as designated drivers.
Drinkjockey.com is a great website for recipes -- it has thousands!
Which recipes or drinks will be appropriate for your party is determined by your guests and by your party’s theme. For example, if you’re having a luau, then pina coladas would be a nice, tropical touch. On the other hand, a classy dinner party definitely calls for something mature, like wine and nice liqueurs or spirits. If you’re having a halloween party, you might try a custom cocktail selections with a holiday theme, like a vampire bloody mary. Pick out something you find intriguing and that you think your guests would like. It’s also nice to have a non-alcohol alternative for guests that aren’t interested in drinking or who are serving as designated drivers.
Drinkjockey.com is a great website for recipes -- it has thousands!
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