- Over 100 enchanting potions, tonics, tinctures, mocktails and mixes for every palate
- Easy to decode conversion table for measurements
- Tips and tricks for large parties and scare-free drinking
- Spine-chilling garnishes to dress your drinks to impress, including gummy worms and smoking dry ice cauldrons
- Spook-tacular full color photography that will inspire your fiendish creations
Spooky Cocktails makes a great kitchen addition or gift not just for any Halloween or horror lover. It's always the season to dust off the cauldron, or start up a horror movie marathon, and mix up amazing bespoke cocktails to impress for the occasion!
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Don't know the details of the book. I have looked up similar recipes before. Here's something you can ad to EVERY Halloween drink to give it that special look. It may be what's floating the "martini" in the pic. Buy canned lychee fruit (make sure its pitted), some blueberries (frozen works, but use only the biggest ones and thaw them), some toothpicks, and red food coloring (the stuff in the dropper bottles works best). Put the blueberry in the cavity in the lychee, shove the toothpick through to support it (go lengthwise through the lychee and then the blueberry so you keep it looking like an eye), and add a drop of red food coloring to the assembly to simulate blood. Looks outstanding, and lychees and blueberries taste great together. Both quite sweet. Enjoy.
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