I submit to you a interesting recipe for vodka infused with the flavor of bacon.
Revel in the light of orgiastic pleasure pork lovers and alcoholics!
BACON VODKA
Ingredients:
1 liter of 90 proof vodka
1 mason jar
1 coffee strainer
3 strips of thick cut fried bacon
Instructions:
Step 1- Fill the mason jar to the top with fire water and then slowly but enthusiastically submerge the three strips of streaky greasy goodness.
Step 2- Store the spirit urn in a cool dark place for 3 weeks.
Step 3- When you fall upon the last day of the 3 week take your bottle of bacon booze and pop it into the deep freeze, this will solidify the fats so they can be easily strained.
Step 4- Strain the porkish intoxicant until the liquid is clean and insoluble fat renderings are absent.
You will end up with a jar of light brown liquid with undertones of bacony deliciousness.
Drink Suggestions:
The Classic Bacontini
Ingredients:
3 parts bacon vodka
1 part sweet vermouth
Preparation:
Stir into a chilled martini glass, garnish with a strip of freshly cooked bacon and
serve straight up.
Breakfast in Bed
Ingredients:
2 parts bacon vodka
2 parts Bailey's irish cream
splash of real maple syrup
Preparation:
Combine 2 parts bacon vodka, 2 parts Bailey's irish cream, and splash of maple syrup (none of this ms. butterworths shit, only the real deal will do) in a shaker full of ice.
Strain into a chilled highball glass and enjoy.
Stiff Pig
Ingredients:
1 part bacon vodka
1 part soda water
1 part date syrup
Preparation:
Drizzle the inside of a chilled pilsner glass with date syrup.
Combine bacon vodka and soda water over ice and serve.
Antlered Piggy on Fire!
Ingredients:
1 part bacon vodka
1 part Jagermeister
1 part Everclear
1 beer
Preparation:
The bacon vodka, Jagermeister and ever clear are combined in a shot glass in equal parts. They are then ignited with a lighter. The shot is then extinguished in a chilled pilsner glass of beer.
Cheers!
You now know the craft of fine pork ethanol,
drink up piggies and don't set your damned heads on fire.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
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