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Welcome to my blog! I am a Creative Communications student at Red River College. My blog will feature local specialty drinks and my own favourite recipes from home! Take a break from the books and check in every week for weekly specials and events, and holiday features!

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Party Rockers

After a great discussion in journalism today about the upcoming Manitoba provincial election and the personality profile featuring Greg Selinger in the Globe and Mail, it really got me thinking. We as voters all seemed to agree that featuring personality profiles of all the candidates would be informative and interesting.

Sooo I thought why not make a drink for each leader! This month no matter what party we stand or have stood behind, we will look at each party platform and leader and make our our informed voting decisions. After all of that hard work we can all sit down together with our celebratory drinks.

Drink 1: Progressive Conservative Party lead by Hugh McFadyen
"HUGHDRIVER"

Ingredients:
- 100mL Vodka
-1 cup of Orange Juice
- 1 tbsp of Grenadine Syrup
- 2-3 Maraschino Cherries
- Ice Cubes
*serve in tall glass

Drink 2: New Democratic Party lead by Greg Selinger
"Greg Goose On the Rocks (with lime)"

Ingredients:
- 100-150mL of L'Orange Grey Goose Vodka
- 1 tbsp Lime Juice
- Lime Wedge
- Ice Cubes
*serve in short glass

Drink 3: Liberal Party lead by Dr. Jon Gerrard
"Gerrard Marnier" (found on the Grand Marnier website under "Grand Moccha")

Ingredients:
- 50mL Grand Marnier
- 195mL of hot Milk
- 1 shot of hot espresso
- 50mL of melted dark chocolate
*garnish with whipped cream on top


Drink 4: Green Party lead by James Beddome
Green Beddini

Ingredients:
- 50mL of Peach Puree (chilled)
-100mL of Honey Dew Melon Puree (chilled)
-150mL Champagne

Drink your fav or try all four!





2 comments:

  1. And take a shot every time they promise something?

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  2. Ahh you're so clever my dear. All these drinks sound amazing, we must have a taste testing party.. before the markers social perhaps?

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