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Coal Region Boilo

Submitted by: StacieGo Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Home Town: Reading, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Robesonia, Pennsylvania, USA
Boilo is the high-octane mulled alcoholic drink that has been served hot in the coal regions of Pennsylvania for over a hundred years. It will warm you up and cure what ails you. 
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Coffee Liqueur II

Submitted by: Marc Boyer 
Now you too can make this wonderful liqueur at home and give it to your friends for the holidays. This is so delicious with cream and over ice. 
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Coffee Liqueur I

Submitted by: Lori 
Rich and yummy! This liqueur needs to be made 1 month ahead of giving or drinking! Makes great gifts when poured into separate smaller bottles and tied with ribbon! 
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Coffee Flavored Liqueur II

Submitted by: JENNINE1980 
Wonderful tasting coffee liqueur, great with cream, milk, coffee or over ice cream. 
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Lemon Gin Slush

Submitted by: mmurphy 
A mixture of gin, tea, lemonade concentrate and orange juice concentrate is served in a tall glass of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage. 
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Limpa Bread

Submitted by: MARBALET 
This is a traditional Swedish rye bread. Be sure that the seeds you use for this bread are fresh. You may substitute rye flour for the whole wheat flour, however, it will affect the taste. I prefer whole wheat. Also, gluten, a very important ingredient in this recipe, may be found in most gourmet food stores or health food stores. Barley malt can be substituted for molasses. Enjoy! 
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Parsley Jelly

Submitted by: LauraBela 
This is an old English recipe that is especially good on meats. Instead of parsley you may substitute mint, rosemary, sage, tarragon, or thyme. 
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Coffee Flavored Liqueur III

Submitted by: Janet 
This homemade liqueur is great sipped by itself, or used as a mixer in other drinks. It makes a great gift that is always well-received! 
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Ginger Sekanjabin

Submitted by: The Magpie 
Home Town: Birmingham, Michigan, USA
Living In: Callaway, Virginia, USA
Sekanjabin is a refreshing Persian drink. This recipe makes a ginger-flavored syrup which, when stirred into water, makes a spicy, refreshing soft drink. 

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Soursinth

Submitted by: Joey 
Great and tasteful chilled drink for the spirits, made with absinthe and sour mix. 
 

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