Many recipes require that the ingredients of your multi-directional should be place into a blending jug, or liquidizer, for a few seconds to that they are all blended into one consistency. This same result cannot be achieved by merely shaking the cocktail. Blending gives a cocktail a frothy consistency as a result of the air that has been incorporated into the cocktail. Most recipes containing eggs, and all recipes which contain fresh fruit, will need to be blended. One of the secrets of blending is to blend for the shortest time possible. Over-blending will reduce your cocktail to a watery slush. Another useful hint is not to put whole cubes of ice into the blender but to break the cubes up and cracked ice.
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Cocktails which contain clear ingredients usually require mixing. This is done in a plain clear glass beaker or mixing jug with a small lip for pouring. The capacity of this should be approximately 2 pints. Place four ice cubes into the mixing beaker and then pour on the ingredients to be mixed. Stir this mixture gently with the long handled muddling or mixing spoon until the contents have become chilled. You will know when your cocktail has become chilled by a film of condensation appearing on the outside of the beaker or jug. If you have to stir a drink that contains anything fizzy then stir only very gently. This will help to preserve the effervescent of the drink.
Keep your menu drinks rotational simple your guests don't want to be stuck at the table. Instead of a formal 3 coarse meal emphasis appetizers or a cocktail menu. Instead of using large dinner plates use smaller dessert plates. Think about items you can hold in your hands and won't make a mess like chicken skewers easily grilled on any bbq.
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