Showing posts with label Beverages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beverages. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

Straight From The Witches Cauldron

Now this yummy beverage would be perfect served with the Witches crunchy fingers! I just LOVE the 'spirits' of Halloween!

Halloween Witches Brew!
(Prep time: 15 minutes Serves 24)

What You Need: 

• 1 (59 ounce) Container of Dole Pineapple Juice, chilled
• 1 Pint Orange Sherbet, Softened
• 2 Bottles of Orange Soda, Chilled (20 ounces each)

What You'll Do:

• In a punch bowl, stir together the  pineapple juice and the orange sherbet until all of the sherbet is dissolved.

• Just before serving the drink, slowly pour the orange soda into the juice mixture. Ladle the brew into cups!!

This is a delicious drink / dessert to serve to those kiddies, but would be even better with a splash of rum! Enjoy the Witches Brew! I snagged & modified this recipe from this cute blog; Very Culinary < Click Here!


Thursday, October 4, 2012

Bloody Hands Punch

Punch,  at parties is like candles on a birthday cake. Without a great punch, the flow of beverages isn't quite the same! The bloody hands will add the perfect amount of creepy to your Halloween Bash!
What You'll Need:
~ 4 or 5 Blood Orange or Regular Orange Slices
~ 6 cups of  Unsweetened Pineapple Juice, chilled
~ 3 cups of Cold Water
~ 1 6-ounce Can of Frozen Lemonade (concentrated)
~ Cranberry Juice
~ Non- Powdered Latex Gloves
~ 1 recipe of Frozen Hands (see recipe below)
What You Need To Do:
For The Punch;
~ In a punch bowl stir together the pineapple juice, water, and lemonade concentrate. Mix it thoroughly.
~ Float the Blood Orange or Regular Orange slices and the Frozen Hands into the punch.
For the Frozen Hands;
~Carefully pour cranberry juice into 2 or 3 clear plastic gloves. Fill the gloves so that the fingers can move easily.
~ Tightly seal the gloves with rubber bands.
~ Place the gloves onto a baking sheet, lined with papertowels.
~ Freeze the gloves until firm ( about 8 hours )
~ Use a clean pair of scissors to cut the glove away from the hands.
* If any fingers break off, just put them into the punch bowl along with the rest of the hands. *


Seemed pretty easy huh? Sit back, relax & watch the guests suprised reactions when they go for a glass of Bloody Hands Punch!
~Did you like this recipe? Let me know! Tell me how your punch turned out! You can find some other fun & delicious ideas from: Recipe.com