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Askrustynail:
Its been a while, Dear Drinkers; Ive been kept apart from my duties here in terms of the creation of enlivening libations. No longer! Ill be working to make sure I keep providing yall the content that brought you here in the first place. You know, trying harder to stay true to myself. Speaking to that en, todays honoree knows more than most about the pure and unadulterated value of knowing ones self, and striving to retain and grow that concept in a frightening, uncertain, and potentially hostile environment. Despite this risk, todays honoree works every day to stay who they know they are.
Ladies and Gentlemen
Its Glittershell!
This filly does her best to keep herself true to who she is, until the day shes fully able to be that to everyone. Doin that, while trying to navigate the tricky waters of teenage romance is taxin at the best of times. That shes doin as well as she is, given her circumstances, is impressive, and inspiring.
A Glittershell
Ingredients:
Chilled Wine Goblet. (This is a different kind of glass than a flute. Shorter, and wider. Its deeper than a martini glass. Looks a lot like a tumbler on a stem.)
1 cup crushed ice
1 1/2 oz White Rum
3/4 oz Grand Marnier
3/4 oz fresh lime juice
1 oz simple syrup (Mix 1 oz REALLY hot water with 1oz sugar, stir, let cool, and ta-da, you have Simple Syrup. Its 1:1 Water to Sugar)
1/2 fresh, peeled peach
1 small, edible purple orchid.
Special Equipment:
A Blender.
Making a Glittershell:
Put all ingredients, except for the orchid, in the blender
Blend well
Pour blenders contents into glass
Garnish drink with purple orchid.
Drink!
Youve just made a Glittershell!
This drink is quite reliant on its decorative garnish. Glittershell doesnt have many means to express who she really is, and accessories colored a rich, deep purple have special meaning to her. I chose the drinks ingredients to match Glitters coat, and the orchid to accessorize. Even if its not Matching.
Keep sending in suggestions as to who youd like to see made into a drink, and Stay Thirsty, Dear Drinkers!
Askrustynail:
Its been a while, Dear Drinkers; Ive been kept apart from my duties here in terms of the creation of enlivening libations. No longer! Ill be working to make sure I keep providing yall the content that brought you here in the first place. You know, trying harder to stay true to myself. Speaking to that en, todays honoree knows more than most about the pure and unadulterated value of knowing ones self, and striving to retain and grow that concept in a frightening, uncertain, and potentially hostile environment. Despite this risk, todays honoree works every day to stay who they know they are.
Ladies and Gentlemen
Its Glittershell!
This filly does her best to keep herself true to who she is, until the day shes fully able to be that to everyone. Doin that, while trying to navigate the tricky waters of teenage romance is taxin at the best of times. That shes doin as well as she is, given her circumstances, is impressive, and inspiring.
A Glittershell
Ingredients:
Chilled Wine Goblet. (This is a different kind of glass than a flute. Shorter, and wider. Its deeper than a martini glass. Looks a lot like a tumbler on a stem.)
1 cup crushed ice
1 1/2 oz White Rum
3/4 oz Grand Marnier
3/4 oz fresh lime juice
1 oz simple syrup (Mix 1 oz REALLY hot water with 1oz sugar, stir, let cool, and ta-da, you have Simple Syrup. Its 1:1 Water to Sugar)
1/2 fresh, peeled peach
1 small, edible purple orchid.
Special Equipment:
A Blender.
Making a Glittershell:
Put all ingredients, except for the orchid, in the blender
Blend well
Pour blenders contents into glass
Garnish drink with purple orchid.
Drink!
Youve just made a Glittershell!
This drink is quite reliant on its decorative garnish. Glittershell doesnt have many means to express who she really is, and accessories colored a rich, deep purple have special meaning to her. I chose the drinks ingredients to match Glitters coat, and the orchid to accessorize. Even if its not Matching.
Keep sending in suggestions as to who youd like to see made into a drink, and Stay Thirsty, Dear Drinkers!
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