Lush Life
To be a lush chef, does not mean to drink in excess - this can result in scary fires and bad dishes. A lush chef is one who enjoys gourmet cooking/baking, often with fresh ingredients and the smart use of one's home bar. If there happens to be half a bottle of beer, a glass of wine, or a sip of brandy left over...well, one cannot be wasteful. I give you permission to imbibe.
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- The Lush Chef
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Dec 25, 2012
Merry Christmas
10:25 AM
Today the Lush Chef is doing some much-needed relaxing with her family, and I hope all of you are as well. But if you're in dire need of some Christmas cocktail recipes, here are a few of my favorites to sip on. They're all hot cocktails, so hopefully you're in a cold climate, and even if you're not, they're sure to keep that holiday cheer going.
- Eggnog spiked with your favorite cognac, rum, whiskey, bourbon or brandy
- Wassail Punch with bourbon or whiskey
- Mexican Hot Chocolate with tequila
- Hot Apple Toddy with Applejack
- Whiskey Chai with rye whiskey
- Hot Pumpkin Buttered Rum with dark rum
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- amaretto (5)
- Aperol (3)
- Applejack (6)
- artisanal products (14)
- Averna (4)
- Baileys Irish Cream (4)
- beer (28)
- bitters (16)
- blue curaçao (1)
- Bols Genever (2)
- bourbon (35)
- brandy (11)
- cachaça (1)
- campari (10)
- champagne (5)
- cocktail (81)
- cognac (3)
- Cointreau (4)
- crème de menthe (1)
- Cynar (4)
- Fernet (2)
- Frangelico (3)
- gin (13)
- Grand Marnier (2)
- Green Chartreuse (3)
- ice wine (1)
- Kahlua (2)
- libation education (13)
- libation location (8)
- limoncello (5)
- marsala wine (1)
- musings (36)
- pear brandy (1)
- Pernod (2)
- prosecco (2)
- punch (1)
- red wine (13)
- rum (15)
- sake (1)
- scotch (5)
- sherry (8)
- sloe gin (1)
- sparkling cider (1)
- St. Germain (8)
- tequila (13)
- vermouth (8)
- vodka (14)
- whiskey (23)
- white wine (34)
- wine (4)
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