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Subject: Re: Alton Brown-Good Eats
From: Thinking Bartender
Posted: Tue Jul 4. 2006, 12:32 UTC
Followup to: "Alton Brown-Good Eats"  by Cheryl Charming  (Tue Jul 4. 2006, 03:47 UTC)
 

The Glass half is referred to as a Boston Glass, and the metal piece is called 
a Detroit Can (or there abouts).


> Then he dressed up as Colonel Sanders and made a Mint Julep using the 
> wrong end of the muddler.


If it was a real Julep then he shouldn't have been muddling anything. Muddled 
Mint means a Mint Smash.


> The show also popped up little bits of trivia. One said that the 
> Bloody mary was name after the Queen of England.

According to George Jessel, he named the Bloody Mary after: Mary Warburton 
Burton.


 
Cheers!

George S.


g.sinclair[at]yahoo.co.uk

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