Re:Violet kirs and "normal" kirs
NanaeaTo make a violet kir you pour a tablespoon of violet liquer in the bottom of a champagne flute, then carefully pour chilled champagne in until the glass is filled, tyring not to disturb the liquer. There should be a distinct contrast. It is a variation of the traditional kir that uses creme de cassis (a currant liquer).Phyllis
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Congrats Nan for making it in the Anagram Genius Hall of Fame :))) n/t  ·  PriaposLovs  ·  3/29/2001, 1:42 AM
Woo-hoo!  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/29/2001, 3:10 AM
Well done  ·  Selwyn  ·  3/30/2001, 1:38 AM
Re: Well done  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/30/2001, 3:54 AM
Re: Well done  ·  Daividh  ·  3/30/2001, 5:51 AM
Re: Woo-hoo!  ·  Sarah  ·  3/29/2001, 9:32 AM
Welcome to the party!  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/29/2001, 12:14 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  PriaposLovs  ·  3/30/2001, 1:19 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/30/2001, 4:11 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Phyllis  ·  3/29/2001, 2:46 PM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/29/2001, 4:34 PM
Re:Violet kirs and "normal" kirs  ·  Phyllis  ·  3/31/2001, 4:57 PM
Re:Violet kirs and "normal" kirs  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/31/2001, 5:42 PM
Re:Violet kirs and "normal" kirs  ·  Phyllis  ·  4/2/2001, 9:03 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Daividh  ·  3/29/2001, 8:40 PM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/30/2001, 4:21 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Diana  ·  3/30/2001, 7:41 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Daividh  ·  3/30/2001, 9:38 AM
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Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Nanaea  ·  3/30/2001, 8:21 AM
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Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  PriaposLovs  ·  3/30/2001, 8:20 AM
Re: Welcome to the party!  ·  Daividh  ·  3/30/2001, 9:41 AM
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