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From: ugthomas@sunybcs.UUCP (Timothy Thomas)
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Subject: Re: Re: Wanted: Pangalactic Gargle Blaster recipe
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Date: Wed, 11-Dec-85 18:12:18 EST
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> 
> How about a 1985 English version (or a close proximity thereof)
> to this "magical" concoction.  I, too would like to experience
> this wiping out of my frontal lobe.
>
 
Found this in net.games quite a while ago:
 
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Here's a reposting of a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster recipe
that appeared in net.cooks about a year ago.  We served these at the party,
and they were quite popular -- strong, citrusy, and GREEN.

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   This recipe was developed by a friend of mine after taking a mixology
course; it has been served to happy hordes at a private party at the last three
Boskones.  For two mild Pan-Galactic Gargleblasters, put over ice in shaker:
  1.5 jiggers golden or dark rum (That Ol' Janx Spirit)
  .5 jigger Amaretto and .5 triple sec or Curacao (Santraginean water?)
  juice of 1/3 lemon
  1.5 - 2 oz frozen orange juice concentrate
sjake, strain into glasses with fresh ice, add ginger ale or tonic to suit
(bubbled-through Fallian marsh gas). Add a thin wedge of lemon and float
a bit of blue Curacao over the top (Qalactin Hypermint Extract).
   "Olive" is probably one of those flexible terms like "jinnan-tonyx";
if you must have something, use a brandied grape (fill a jar with fresh
white grapes; cover with 6 parts (or more) brandy to 1 part powdered
sugar; seal and leave for several weeks). I'm not sure what you'd use for
xamphuor, but everything else in this matches the recipe from the book.
We also call it a Jupiter sunrise when served \\very// quickly; otherwise
it turns a green color hideous enough to warn incautious drinkers.


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I tried this for a party last summer, it was very good.
(has this recipe been posted this this newsgroup before?  If so, sorry
for the reposting)

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