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two years ago i went to my sister's for christmas eve. my brother set up a bar with several bottles of orange vodka and some cranberry juice. i dont drink often but i drank bout two glasses of it that night and still dont remember falling asleep (or much else).
my suggestion is clear all the dishes from the sink, remove the cap very carefully from the bottle, and pour it down the drain. ill NEVER touch orange vodka again. the room spins as i remember and write this. :((. :P.›3 Replies -
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Run! Go quickly, come back slowly. (Sorry, my anti-vodka prejudices are showing...)
Come to think of it, a very strongly-flavored orange vodka might be just the thing for dry classic cocktails. You could substitute orange vodka for Curaco, Grand Marnier, or Triple Sec, and sweeten to taste with simple syrup. -
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If it's drinks you're after... this is one of those things like peanut-butter-'n'-bacon sandwiches that sounds truly gross but isn't... use it for Bloody Mary's. Really. S'good.
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re: Shmingrid
That's funny -- a while back I had a very good bloody mary at a bar and asked the bartender his secret. He said he added just a splash of orange juice. I've been doing that ever since (just a teaspoon or so per drink). It never occurred to me to use orange vodka though -- I thought it was the extra acid in the OJ that perked up the tomato juice, but maybe it's the orange flavor itself.
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Not sure if you want drink recipes (tons of which you can find on a Google search) or baking or cooking recipes, but here are a couple I found:
Pecan Crusted Chicken with Orange Vodka Sauce -
http://www.visittaos.com/food/recipes.php#pecan_chicken
Screwdriver Carrot Cake - http://www.pastrywiz.com/archive/scre... -