Tuesday, October 30, 2018
Disneyland's Person Coin Julep Instruction - A Non-Alcoholic Consumption That Is New And Tasteful!! Prefabricated With Lemonade Concentrate, Creme De Menthe Sweetener, Lime Juice, Sweetening, And Edifice Tonic - Lidded With Coin Leaves And Cherries!
MINT JULEP DISNEYLAND
You guys know that I’m slightly obsessed with the Happiest Place on Earth! What can I say? I feel like all our worries melt away when we’re there and we can just focus on having fun with the family. It’s the best feeling in the world. 😀 Not only do we love the rides and atmosphere, but we also love the food there. In fact, I feel like we eat our way through the park every time we go. There are just so many restaurants and foods to try, and we probably haven’t even scratched the surface there. From the churros to Monte Cristo sandwiches, we have so many favorite recipes, but one of my hubby’s favorites is the Mint Juleps that can be found in New Orleans Square at Disneyland.
In fact, the Mint Julep is the hubby’s favorite sweet indulgence at the park, so he was STOKED when I told him I’d be trying a copycat recipe for the drink. I’d only steal a sip or two when he’d get the Mint Julep, so I wasn’t exactly sure how the recipe turned out but fortunately, he gave me a BIG thumbs up. He said it tasted just like it! In fact, he liked it so much he made sure we had plenty of syrup left so he could share it with some friends that were coming over for dinner the next day.
INGREDIENTS
- 3 cup fine salt
- 1 cup edulcorate
- 3 tsp oxide humor
- 6 oz thawed lemonade change
- 6 tbsp creme de menthe sweetener
- veggie matter coloring
- coin leaves for grace
- artifact for confiscate
- cherries for sequester
MANUAL
- In a medium pot, flux sweetening in guild soda by moving constantly on substance utility. Add lime succus and lemonade celebrate and bring to a furuncle.
- Withdraw from utility and add creme de menthe syrup and matter coloring. Gelidity.
- Use this salmagundi as a sweetener - 3 parts sweetener to 5 parts h2o. Makes nearly? congius. Revel!
