[Rhodes22-list] Re: Cookbooks/ How bout a favorite drinks book also?

[Wally Buck]

We have local recipes here in TN, they usually involve a back wood still 
:-).  I prefer mine by the shot but my guests don't always seem to enjoy. I 
do allow them to carry on their own beverages. In the old days many of the 
roadside fireworks and produce stands also sold moonshine, for some reason 
these places seem to be going away.

In TN we have the normal White Lightning (clear) shine, home grown grain 
alcohol.  We also have the more expensive TN Sour Mash Shine that looks like 
Jack Daniels (note: I did day looks like, not taste like). I recently 
enjoyed some TN Shine that had a peach inside the mason jar, tasted like a 
fruit brandy, well not really but it was good, well it wasn't good but it 
was strong. Locals say if you eat the peach you will not be sick the next 
day, actually you will likely get sick that night so there is some truth to 
this.

I would be more than happy to share my drinking recipes but you will have to 
sign a release form.:-)

Wally

>From: R22RumRunner@aol.com
>Reply-To: The Rhodes 22 mail list <rhodes22-list@rhodes22.org>
>To: rhodes22-list@rhodes22.org
>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Re: Cookbooks/ How bout a favorite drinks book 
>also?
>Date: Thu, 7 Nov 2002 10:00:33 EST
>
>I think food recipes are a great idea, but how about adding a section of
>favorite alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks? I know that a lot of you have 
>local
>favorites that should be shared by everyone.
>
>Rummy
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