Ingredients:
Combine and leave for a month.
Serve at room temperature
A Potent Klingon alcoholic beverage
Add all of ingredients in order.
Drink... Carefully.
Mix ingredients together, carefully experimenting with the pectin, starch or Thick-It to get the right consistency
This recipe is similar to Long Island Iced Tea, but it apparently tastes completely different
*Thick-It is a product for Dysphasia, and other swallowing disorders, found at pharmacies, it is supposed to be colorless, odorless, and tasteless.
*n- real klingons drink this warm
(Iced Klingon Coffee)
Start with a strong brew of coffee, preferably French or Italian Roast.
Add cream and sugar as desired
Klingons prefer it sweet.
Add 1 oz. of vanilla and pour in a tall mug or glass filled with cubed ice
(for a non-alcoholic version, substitute gin with lime juice
*May be omitted for a non-alcoholic version
WARNING! THESE DRINKS ARE INTENDED TO FLAME UP!
Before lighting them, be prepared to extinguish any flames!
Serve in a shot glass.
Light and drink through a straw.
Fill a mug with hot chocolate almost to the brim.
Twist an orange peel over the mug and add it to the chocolate.
Using a ladle, warm the cognac over hot water, ignite and while still flaming, pour into the mug.
Garnish with whipped cream
Mix fruit and food coloring until a dark purplish/black color is obtained.
Wrap a cookie sheet with plastic, or aluminum foil, and place in an oven at its lowest setting (gas stoves could simply use the heat from the pilot light) overnight.
In the morning, peel off the foil or plastic, then, using a new Xacto knife or razorblade, slice the fruit roll ups into long thin strips.
Wrap in cheesecloth, and tie off using one of the roll ups.
Heat butter in medium skillet. Add shallot and cook over low heat for 5 minutes, and add mushrooms. Cook until mushrooms become tender (about 20 minutes), and stir in lemon juice and salt and pepper; set aside. Then, combine cheese, egg, and cream with salt and pepper.
Preheat oven to 550 degrees. Butter bread on one side and place on slightly greased baking sheet. Drop a dollop of the mushroom mixture onto each bread slice, and top with 1 to 2 tablespoons of the cheese mixture. Bake until cheese mixture browns slightly. Serve warm
by Captain d'jIn sutai-Fu'barr
Copyright 2001 Ginny Claphan
nuqDaq YUCH Da'Pol?? (Where do you keep the chocolate?)
The Aztec warrior nobility were often served a spiced chocolate mixture known as Chocolate. Though they eventually became a conquered people, we must respect their good taste in chocolate.
Preparation
This drink can be served warm or cold. Mixed with alcohol is also appropriate.
Coe, Sophie America's First Cuisines, 1994 University of Texas Press.
The Many Languages of Chocolate (http://www.oocities.org/mollyjoyful/chocolate.html)
Some of the recipes here I found on the web a few years ago. I don’t remember the site, so if you know which on it was e-mail me so I can give them proper credit!!