Burning Passion Gin and Tonic
It is Friday, a dull, grey and chill Friday, and if you fancy something to warm you up, you can mix a cocktail. Not your first thought perhaps, but this Burning Passion Gin and Tonic --I am very partial to G&Ts, and often like sprucing them up with different flavours, today I’m spicing it up!-- will do just as well, perhaps better, than a cup of piping hot tea! It is also an excellent cocktail to mix if you are in good company... Happy Friday!
Ingredients (serves 1):
1 large, ripe passion fruit
a small lime
60 millilitres/2 fluid ounces (4 tablespoons) London Dry Gin
2 large ice cubes
200 millilitres/7 fluid ounces chilled good tonic water (like Fever Tree)
top half of a just ripe Habanero chili pepper
Halve passion fruit, and scoop its pulp out into a shaker.
Cut two beautiful slices in the lime, and thoroughly squeeze its juice into the shaker. Add London Dry Gin.
Place ice cubes in serving glass. Add lime slices.
Thoroughly shake the Gin, passion fruit and lime juice. Double strain over the ice, and top with chilled tonic water.
Finally, garnish with Habanero chili pepper top half. The longer you leave it and swirl it into the cocktail, the spicier it will be!
Enjoy Burning Passion Gin and Tonic immediately. Cheers!
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got the world’s worst indigestion and little appetite rn but omg ive been watching so many fucking chili oil noodle videos pls pls i want my stomach back i want to eat!!!!
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people don't talk about peppers when mentioning but sources of vitamin c but they are! and better than oranges even
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Every time Chili ruins something, I have to take a moment to calm down cause I tend to get unreasonably angry very quickly and need to logic my way back to baseline by reminding myself of two things:
A) so far, objects needing to be thrown out/intensely cleaned due to dog have mostly been involuntary ruined due to sickness: her bladder infection when I first got her to just now as she regurgitated all over three (cheap) rugs
B) she has still cost me less money with a couple of wrecked dog beds and rugs than if I had bought a puppy as was my original plan for dog ownership, who would've wrecked way more shit by now along being attached to a potential 2k price tag.
I got a great dog who came mostly pre-trained, who only destroys her stuffies and tennis balls, who never makes any noise save to cry at me when I don't let her sleep in my lap, and who only cost me 100 bucks at the shelter. She can ruin 40 fifty dollar rugs and I'd still come out on top.
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I hate when I want to cook something with chili in it and the chili pretty much makes the air spicy so you cant breathe without coughing. Please i dont want to be peppersprayed by my own kitchen
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