This easy Amish Cinnamon Bread is a quick bread that requires no yeast or needing and has only a 10 minute prep time! This Amish cinnamon bread is so simple and so delicious. It is a super soft and moist bread with sugary crisp edges. It is similar to Amish Friendship bread, but this is a quick bread, which means…
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Swiss Meringue Buttercream
Swiss Meringue Buttercream Frosting is a silky smooth frosting with just a touch of sweetness. Using egg whites, sugar, and butter it’s a stable frosting perfect for piping on cakes and cupcakes. If you’re not familiar with this classic frosting, Swiss Meringue Buttercream uses egg whites heated with sugar, and then cooled and whipped with butter. It’s similar to Italian…
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Corpse Reviver No 2
The classic Corpse Reviver No. 2 is a light and refreshing lemony gin cocktail, perfect for hair of the dog just as the name implies! Cocktail names are such a funny thing. Similar to a Trash Can Drink or Zombie Brain, this is a classic cocktail with a very unique name. Corpse Reviver no. 2 is the most popular of…
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Zombie Brain Shot
This Zombie Brain shot uses green liquor for a fun and spooky twist on the easy to make Brain Hemorrhage shot. Check out this creepy looking zombie brain shot! Similar to an alien brain shot and brain hemorrhage shot, this version uses Crème de menthe or Midori for undead take on this late night Halloween favorite. Ingredients How to Make This…
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Purple People Eater Drink
This simple Purple People Eater Drink is a fun cocktail that has a dark purple hue, perfect for Halloween! Based off the 1950’s song, this fruity cocktail has a vodka base and uses grenadine and blue curaçoa for a dark purple hue. It’s very simple to make and is often found around the Halloween season. This is one of those…
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