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EYEBALL HIGHBALL




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Recipe Introduction


At Halloween—the one time
of year when the grotesque,
gruesome, and horrifying
are worth aspiring to — take
the opportunity to express
your holiday spirit with just
the sort of drink Dr.
Frankenstein might have enjoyed
during cocktail hour.




List of Ingredients




With medium-size radishes and
olives, you can create creepy
ice cubes that appear to contain
eyeballs — ideal for a macabre
martini on the rocks or in a
ghastly glass of flavored seltzer
for your young ghouls-in-training.



Recipe



Trim the stem and root ends of
a radish (make sure it’s small
enough to fit the individual
section of an ice-cube tray),
and use a paring knife to scrape
off most of the red skin.

Leave just enough red to give the
radish a veined appearance.

Rinse the radish off, and use
a small melon baller to cut
1/2-inch-diameter hole into the
radish.

Fit an olive, cut side out, into
the hole, and place the radish
in the ice-cube tray.

Repeat this process until the tray
is full, then pour water over the
eyeballs, and freeze.
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