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Use this Spicy Cucumber Gin to really give your cocktails a kick!
Hi everyone! This is now at my main blog. See it here: Spicy Cucumber Infused Gin at Sidewalk Shoes.
This blog is no longer active, I am doing all of my posting at Sidewalk Shoes. I’d love to see you over there!
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Pam and all!
The Irish Cream is easy to make, but it does need 8 hours to age. The post also has links for a few recipes for an Irish dinner, as well as an Irish toast. Enjoy!!
Thanks for sharing!
Dear Pam, you also surprise me with your mixes and ideas. This is a wonderful one! Perfect for summer drinks…a little spice mixed with cool cucumbers…a perfect combo! xo, Catherine
I can’t wait to use it in all sorts of drinks!
This looks amazing. I love everything about it. Last week I bought the 12 Bottle Bar, looks like I may be getting another idea book!
Oh, you are going to love that book!
Oh I love my infusions – this sounds great!! I think I’d prefer it with Vodka though so I could use it in a bloody mary! I have 3 infusions int eh fridge right now….strawberry tequila, raspberry gin (my favorite summer drink!), and bachelors jam – a slurp of that in a glass of prosecco is pure heaven!
Oh, and I’m going to have to order some of those mason jar tops – awesome!!
So smart! What an awesome Idea! Thanks so much for sharing at funtastic friday!
This spicy cucumber gin looks is very nice Pam. I love the way you make drinks. You can write a book on it. By the way I am in look out for that mason jar top. Thanks for sharing with Hearth and soul blog hop, pinning and tweeting.
I’m thinking of the many variations possible using a different type of chili pepper; sounds like a fun set of experiments!
Been awhile since I’ve had a great gin drink – definitely giving this one a try! #Thanks for sharing with us at #FoodieFriDIY! You’re one of the features this week!