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- Setting up your Bar -
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| A good Corkscrew (some have a small knife in the handle very handy for
Champagne Bottles.) . | |
| Cocktail Shaker (fun to use but an Electric Blender does a better job if
you can afford one.) . | |
| A can opener (you can find one with a Bottle top opener on the other end
for opening Beer.) . | |
| Cutting board (and a small sharp knife and a vegetable peeler for making
fancy fruit things.) . | |
| A Jigger or measuring cups (to measure exact pours available from most
Liquor Stores.) . | |
| Ice bucket and Ice tongs (is a nice touch or else lots of ice cubes in Cube
moulds for the fridge.) . | |
| A strainer (to pour mixed cocktails from. Available from most Liquor
Stores.) . | |
| Bottle sealers/pourers (that pour exact amounts can sometimes be found
cheaply.) . | |
| Good supply of Paper Towels (and a general Bar tea-towel for wiping up and
cleaning spills, polishing Glasses.) . | |
| Jars or resealable plastic containers (to keep garnishes and bits of fruit
decorations.) . | |
| Some Drink coasters and toothpicks (for putting drinks on and for holding
fruit together.) . | |
| Swivel sticks for stirring (or a long handled Bar spoon available from most
Liquor Stores.) . | |
| Straws (cut some in half to make some smaller, bendy straws are great in a
Highball Glass.) . | |
| Little Umbrellas and other colourful decorations ( from most grocery or
liquor stores.) . |
| Small Hammer (put Ice in a small plastic bag and pound to make crushed ice.
Never put full Ice cubes in a blender crush first.) . | |
| Little Whisk mixer (small egg beater, whisk to stir some drinks.) . |
| Sugar, Salt, Pepper, Nutmeg, Tabasco Sauce, Bitters, Lemon juice, Food
colourings. . | |
Glasses (hunt through you old wedding presents you will
usually find a good selection. There is NO set rule for what glass to use be creative.) |
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| These are the basic Equipment needed to make Cocktails. They can be put together quite cheaply. Your Bar can be as Simple or as elaborate as you want or can afford. | |
| There are NO rules carved in stone Cocktail recipes are just guides, add and experiment to make them suit your own taste. There is no right or wrong way to make a Cocktail. Be inventive its the little differences in yours that makes it better than someone else's. Cocktails are perfect for that special occasion, celebration, anniversary or just for that special friend. So why not organise a Formal Black Tie Cocktail Party, get everyone to come and really dress up. Its great fun, an event to remember and great to show off your new Bar and Cocktail mixing skills! |
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