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Christmas Drinks - Maxine Clark New hardcover recipe book
CHRISTMAS DRINKS
by Maxine Clark, Linda Collister et al
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New small hardcover book, published 2006. 64 pages, measures 15 x 15cm. Gorgeous colour photos and easy-to-follow instructions
Champagne Cocktails ~*~ Martinis ~*~ Mocktails ~*~ Mulled Wine
This fabulous collection of cocktails and other celebration drinks contains everything you need for Christmas parties, New Year parties and Christmas Day itself. There's also a section on Winter Warmers, perfect for Australians celebrating Christmas in July. From traditional hot drinks to festive-themes cocktails, this little book makes entertaining at Christmas easy.
From traditional tipples to festive-themed cocktails, this little book is packed with great recipes. There is a selection of Party Cocktails and Non-alcoholic Drinks, including a Hazelnut Martini, a Sloe Gin Fizz and a Virgin Mary. For Christmas Day Brunch, why not treat everyone to a touch of fizz with a Champagne Cocktail or a Mimosa? There are lots of Winter Warmers to bring some Christmas cheer to those cold winter nights. Sip some Mulled Wine, a Hot Toddy or Irish Coffee by the fireside or, if you fancy an After-Dinner Cocktail, try a Brandy Alexander.
Drink and be merry with these simple recipes for a fun and festive Christmas.
All measurements are in imperial, with a metric conversion chart at the front of the book..
Christmas Drinks
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