Hi friends! I hope the morning is going well. Tomorrow I have a long post about creating a healthy food relationship, but today I wanted to share this station again, but good in honor of the upcoming “All Things Green” rest.
Not only is this the best cocktail of St. Patrick, it’s the best cocktail for any time.
There is not too much “Irish” about me. There is a little on the side of my great -grandmother, the fact that I used to dancing on the Irish step (I had a snack) and got married to an Irish man. He introduced me to the wonderful things about his family’s culture – actually owning at least in Ireland, which we would one day like to visit! – including this cocktail. It has a rich sweetness, there is a little long way because it is very rich and is absolutely perfect for the upcoming holiday.
We had a few rather unforgettable days of St. Patrick, as when we visited Savannah and the strength came out all over the city. (I am convinced that these are aliens or some attack.) But with all those we spent together, my favorite was the night when we stayed at home in Valdost, watched movies and drank large quantities of this cocktail.
My version is with almond milk and pilots are with heavy cream or ordinary milk:
[One of these things is not like the others. Also, these are older pics but my go-to almond milk right now is the Malk brand]
As you know, I am inclined to stick to myself from health/skin/autoimmune reasons. I don’t stick away from Bailey’s Irish cream for any reason, and now they make a milk -free version that is pretty good 😉 I also added some dairy products with Success after the healing of my gut!
Here’s a recipe for my favorite cocktail, which I called “a happy Irish girl.” Although I am mostly an Irishman by the Association, St. Paddy’s is one of my favorite holidays. I hope you enjoy this drink as much as we do!
A cocktail of a happy Irish girl
This is the best cocktail of St. Patrick!
- -1 Oz Baileys
- -1/2 oz kahlu
- -1/2 Oz Frangelico
- -2 oz milk choice (heavy cream, coconut or almond milk)
- -Spinach or green food coloring (optional)
- Mix all ingredients in a shaker cocktail with a little ice.
- Shake!
- Strain, pour out the bottom up.
Notes
- If you use spinach to paint the drink, mix it with a drink.
I combined mine with a little spinach for a festive green cocktail, which unfortunately does not turn it into a healthy elixir (bonus vitamins! Haha). This makes it beautiful, although you can also use the coloring of natural green foods.
For a holiday, you can also make a love Irish coffee with Irish whiskey or a shot of Guinness with Bailey’s – always classic. Green beer is always a family fave.
Lived!
What is your favorite mocktail or cocktail recipe for all the time? This all the time is a fave and I love some and some Good Sangri And these Spring Mocktail recipes.
Any past adventure of St. Patrick to share?
