Here's Mr. Nomad helping our friend Katy brew beer. Katy always made her brews a party. The photo gives you a feel of the ghetto. I can't say that I miss sharing a carport living, but the fun our family had will remain some of our most cherished memories. Without further adieu, I bring you. . .
Here Mr. Nomad and I are enjoying Ghetto Ritas with some friends here in Oklahoma.
Ghetto Ritas
1 can (6 oz.) Margarita mix-frozen
2 cans Sprite
2 Coronas
3/4 can of tequila
3/4 can of tequila
Blend together and serve over crushed ice.
Enjoy in moderation. These are very smooth, and could easily sneak up on you. I'm a 1-2 drink gal, so I can't attest to the effects of anything more than that. ;)
Here Mr. Nomad and I are enjoying Ghetto Ritas with some friends here in Oklahoma.
I'll pass~tea totaller and all;)
ReplyDeleteI am totally cracking up at that picture! Totally ghetto, we were. Here's a recipe for Ghetto toffee to go along with your ghetto-ritas! Lay saltine crackers in 1 layer on a ridged cookie sheet. Heat 1 stick of butter and 1 cup brown sugar to boiling in a saucepan; boil about 5 minutes, stirring. Pour over crackers and put in a 350 degree oven for about 6 minutes. Remove from oven and evenly sprinkle a 12 oz bag of chocolate chips over. Wait about a minute, then spread the chocolate over all. Can also be sprinkled with nuts, candy, etc. but good just on its own.
ReplyDeleteAnother Ghetto Inspired Cocktail...
ReplyDeleteAfter Teppy Bambinger's return from deployment a very inebriated quartet (which will remain nameless) invented a new drink in the very carport of Bolling that you write about.
1 part Champagne (the cheaper the better!)
2 parts Boone's Farm wine (any flavor)
Enjoy the Boonetini!
As soon as I get back to my kitchen, ahh where all of my kitchen stuff will be arriving. . .I'm making that Katy.
ReplyDeleteHines Family girl, you Bistro folks were crazy. I've never been quite brave enough to try the Boonetini. Have you found a home for Spider Pig?