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Which is the most calorie conscious alcoholic drink/cocktail for a night out, when if I'm on the plan loosing?
weight.???
I know i should stay away from alcohol, but one, once a month, is ok on my plan, plus my dieting plan is portion control not restriction.
- light beer?
- gin tonic?
- vodka tonics?
apple martinis???
If you want a drink, get one with soda water or diet soda...that can save 100 calories a drink. I would stay away from the martini...higher sugar. Straight booze (gin/vodka/rum etc) all have about the same calories. Watch out for fancy drinks (pina colada etc) as they will have a lot more calories.
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Martini Cocktails I $39.99 Richard Sutton Martini Cocktails I - Premium Giclee Print |
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Cocktails $9.06 From the well-known classics, such as the Cosmopolitan, the Margarita, and the Bellini, to new standards such as the Vanilla Martini and the Berry Caipiroska, the recipes in Cocktails will appeal to all tastes. Also included are sections on nonalcoholic cocktails for the health conscious and hot alcoholic drinks for the winter months. |
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Beer Cocktails (Hardcover) $21.1 The beer cocktail trend has been with us for several years now, and, according to a host of print and online sources, it continues to grow vigorously. Frank Bruni in The New York Times reports that beer cocktails are number-one sellers in many top establishments, such as the restaurant WD-50 in New York, and also that their subtle qualities and intriguing flavors have convinced him to rethink his own former aversion to beer-drinking. Despite the popularity of the trend, Beer Cocktails is the first book devoted to the subject. Among the fifty recipes are some classic beer cocktails that predate the trend, such as the Radler, from Bavaria; Mexico`s Michelada, a ?warm ale flip? from Colonial America; and the most famous of all, the Black & Tan. The emphasis, however, is on newer creations, both the author`s own?he is the creator of the respected blog Beyond the Shadow of a Stout (shadowofastout.com)?and ones inspired by cutting-edge bartenders from coast to coast. The four recipe chapters cover pale and American-style beers; Belgian-style beers; stouts and porters; and black and brown ales, plus a wide range of spirits and liqueurs that complement the beer bases perfectly. Front matter answers any questions that rookies or pros might have?does a beer cocktail belong in a mug or stein, or in a cocktail glass??and dozens of color photographs make these soul-warming, vibrant drinks sing on the page. |
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Martini: $12.96 Stir or shake like a pro. For an evening dinner party, for a special birthday gathering, or for a blazing hot summer afternoon on the patio, here are great recipes for just the right martini. With recipes and instructions to make 500 different classic cocktails, including 50 nonalcoholic Mockatinis, any celebration can have a new twist. In addition to all the favorites plus an assortment of delightful variations, Martini provides information about equipment, history and trends -- and shows how to select and mix the perfect martini. Among the 500 recipes are: Dry martini Gimlet Basil beauty Mick Jagger-meister Bellini-tini Raspberry sake-tini Busy bee sting martini Strawberry 'n' balsamictini Cosmopolitan Vodka espresso. Dazed and infused. |
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Atomic Cocktails $10.36 From a glittering Stardust Martini to a Cognac Zoom, Atomic Cocktails will blast you into the ether with more than 50 space-age cocktails. Tonic to tequila, Barbados run to Scotch Whiskey, mood music to maraschino cherries, this book is for everyone who isn't sure what goes into a Gimlet and think Angostura is a kind of sweater. |
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Serving Shooters at Your Nightclub, Bar or Restaurant
If you’re looking for new ways to spice up your drink list, you might want to consider adding a few shooters. Whether you work in a restaurant, a bar, or a nightclub, shooters are often not properly presented. This is mainly because bar managers overlook just how valuable an addition they can be.
Whenever I talk to a bar staff about how to improve their sales, I always focus on getting them to consistently use suggestive selling or up-selling. It’s the single, easiest way to increase the average check (the average amount of money a customer will spend), and suggesting a shooter is a great way to do it.
REASONS WHY SHOOTERS ARE EASY TO
SELL
GREAT FOR CELEBRATIONS- Champagne and shooters are very popular for toasting a special occasion.
EASY TO BUY FOR GROUPS- People are very particular about the cocktail or beer they drink, but are usually willing to try something new if it’s a shooter.
VARIETY OF TASTES AND COLORS – It’s a dessert or a special treat.
SMALL, QUICK AND EASY TO DRINK – Some people (especially in dance clubs) want to have their drink and get right back to their fun. They don’t want to carry their drink around.
In the past when someone ordered a shooter, they would get a simple, straight shot of tequila or whiskey. Then came the Boiler Maker (a shot of whiskey dropped into a glass of beer), and over time bartenders began making layered shooters such as the B52 (Kahlua, Bailey’s Irish Cream, Grand Marnier).
In recent years, with the explosion of the many new liquors on the market, imaginative bartenders have begun to experiment with different combinations.
LAYERED OR COMBINATION SHOOTERS
Keep in mind that for every name of a drink or shooter, there will be multiple ways to make it, depending on what bar you work in and what part of the world you’re from.
CHINA WHITE -White Crème de Cacao, Irish Cream- Sprinkle Cinnamon/top
JACK FROST -Jack Daniels, Peppermint Schnapps
BLOODY BRAIN -Melon Liqueur ¾; Advocaat ¼; put melon in first, then a continual stream of the thicker Advocaat, making a “brain” or spaghetti like shape. Then add a little Grenadine to make it look gruesome.
DR PEPPER - 1 oz Amaretto (in a shot glass) dropped into 2 oz. beer & 2 oz. Coke/Pepsi in a beer glass.
HINT: Shooters will separate into layers much better if the ingredients are cold. If you really want them to be perfect, make the shooters and keep them in the fridge for an hour.
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BENEFITS OF JUICE SHOOTERS
The next generation of shooters are here. They are mixed with juice or milk and served in 2 oz. Shooter glasses. They still have 1 oz. of liquor. Just add a little juice, then shake & strain.
VARIETY OF COLORS - A great selling feature if a customer is unsure of what to order. Ask them to pick a color or their favorite color.
VARIETY OF TASTES – Not every customer likes a harsh taste. Now you can offer sweet, creamy or something just a little smoother.
PERCEIVED VALUE – Most customers will choose the big shot for the same price because they believe that they are getting more value for their money.
TRY THESE POPULAR JUICE SHOOTERS- Shake, strain and serve cold.
(RED) Killer Watermelon Southern Comfort, Melon Liqueur, Cranberry juice
(BLUE) Bazooka Joe Banana Liqueur, Irish Cream, Blue Curacao, milk
(GREEN) Kamikaze Vodka, Triple Sec, Lime juice
(Brown) X-Ray Kahlua, Irish Cream, Frangelico, Milk
WARM SHOOTER:
(BROWN) Panty Remover Frangelico, Irish Cream, coffee
If you want to take it a step further, here are a few shooters that you can have a little fun with. You need to be careful with them, but done properly, they’re very safe and your customers will love them!
Flaming Blue Lamborghini (double) In a martini glass:
½ oz Sambucca & flame it, ½ oz Kahlua, ½ oz Blue Curacao, ½ oz. Galliano
Swirl glass gently for desired flame level. Sprinkle cinnamon over flame for special effect. Hand the customer a LONG straw. Pour 3 oz.of milk into glass while the customer sips.
HINT: Hit the middle of the glass with the milk while swirling the glass to keep the flame going. BE CAREFUL!
Upside Down Shooters: Have the customer turn their back to you, tilt their head back, while you hold their head and pour into their mouth. Have some fun with these J
Sperm White Crème de Cacao, milk (Shake & Strain)
OR
Margarita Tequila, Triple Sec, lime juice (Shake & Strain)
Blow Job- Get the customer to put their hands behind their back and drink it with no hands.
Peppermint Schnapps, Irish Cream, whipped cream on top.
Your job as a bartender is (or can be) about much more than just taking an order and making a drink. Anybody can do that. When you use your imagination and experiment a little, everybody wins.
Many of these are made in a shaker tin with milk or juice. Create an opportunity for yourself to show your Flair skills.
Please drink responsibly. Your mom wouldn't want you to drink & drive and neither do we 
Thank you from
Scott Young and the Team at ExtremeBartending.com
About the Author
Scott Young, President & Founder of www.ExtremeBartending.com –
Nightclub & Bar Magazine says,” The world's leading ambassador of the flair bar arts, creator of 25 instructional videos and 11 DVD packages.
Scott travels the world training bar staff and performing at special events.
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