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[2coolbaby]

Here is a list of very popular 1920's cocktail recipes:
http://www.dinnerandamurder.com/recipes/bts.htm

There is a recipe called Pink Murder that could be called Bathtub Gin! There is also the very popular at the time recipe for Mint Julep.

[Tommy]

The page mentioned in the previous post appears to be missing. Has it moved? Is there another place to find the same or a similar list of recipes for 1920s cocktails?

Thanks,
Thomas

[2coolbaby]

Thanks for pointing that out! I moved my Recipes. I have now corrected the link.

[WolfStar]

That link's inactive again.

[2coolbaby]

That is beyond strange. My whole recipes folder disappeared and there is no way that should ever happen. I have a programmer working on my rsvp system, so maybe he accidentally removed it. Far fetched, but I cannot imagine any other reason for it to vanish like that. It is all back now and I really do appreciate you letting me know it wasn't there.

[navygurlie]

I was wondering about the Pink Murder cocktail, I can nowhere find Rasberry Gingerale, but they do have Cranberry. Would this work?

Thanks!

[2coolbaby]

It probably would, or alternatively you could possibly mix some raspberry crystal light with some plain ginger ale or seltzer water. I am thinking that this is what we did New Year's Eve, but since I didn't do the mixing, I can't say absolutely

[navygurlie]

Thanks! Ima try the Cranberry Ginger-ale it is afterall called Pink Murder, it shouldn't taste good. lol

[navygurlie]

Hi, I was wondering about the Pink Murder recipe again. Is it like one kool-aid package of country time lemonade? Please help asap! Thanks!!

[2coolbaby]

The amount of country time or crystal light lemonade needed to make 2 quarts. That is usually one package, tube or small plastic tub.