Garnishes for drinks

Yield: 1 servings

Measure Ingredient
\N \N Mint leaves
\N \N Lemon or lime slices
\N \N Orange slices
\N \N Maraschino cherries; on toothpick
\N \N Whipped cream
\N \N Candy canes
\N \N Pineapple chunks; on toothpicks with cherries
\N \N Parsley
\N \N Watercress
\N \N Celery; sticks
\N \N Carrot; sticks or curls
\N \N Lemon; or lime spirals
\N \N Scallions
\N \N Cinnamon sticks
\N \N Whipped cream; topped with
\N \N Strawberries, fresh; on toothpick
\N \N Chocolate; shavings or curls
\N \N Coconut; shredded Ice cubes with frozen fruit inside or chunks of fruit dipped in lemon juice & frozen
\N \N Chives; chopped
\N \N Paprika
\N \N Pepper; freshly ground
\N \N Olives, black or green on toothpicks
\N \N Radish; spirals cinnamon or shaved chocolate

FOR FRUIT AND MILK DRINKS

FOR VEGETABLE DRINKS

FOR COFFEES

FROSTING GLASSES (SEE BELOW

To frost glasses: Dip glasses into water, and while still dripping wet, place them in the freezer of the refrigerator. Leave them at least 2 or 3 hours.

Sugar Frosted Glasses: (for fruit drinks) Moisten top of glass and rim area with a wedge of lemon, lime or orange. Just rub it along the glass edge, then dip in superfine sugar & place in freezer for a few hours. Moistener could be grenadine syrup.

Salt Frosted Glasses: (for vegetable drinks) Use salt along the rim area.

compiled from a variety of sources.

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