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Black Eyed Susans

Yesterday at Pimlico, i had my first sip of Black Eyed Susan, their answer to mint julips, the traditional drink of Churchill Downs.  Now, I love mint julips, but that little taste of Black Eyed Susan was truly the nectar of the gods.  So, I searched Google with no luck for the recipe.  

But I have more good luck than many people.  My cousin, Patrick Noon, is a bartender.  Not just any bartender.  When Patrick worked at Murphy's Pub in Woodley Park, we was named Washingtonian Magazine's Irish Bartender of the Year!  And a few minutes ago, out of nowhere, his wife sent me the recipe for my new favorite drink!

If you want to try one, here's the official Pimlico recipe:

INGREDIANTS"

  • 1 part Cointreau
  • 1 part Mount Gay rum
  • 1 part Vodka
  • Pineapple juice
  • Orange juice

PREPARATION:

Fill a highball glass with shaved ice, add the booze, top it off with equal parts of fruit juice.  Stir and garnish with a lime wedge or orange slice.

I'm on my way to the grocery store for some fruit juice!

Hmmm.  What will Pat post later this evening?   

 

16 commentsPatricia Kennedy • April 18 2008 06:50PM

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Patricia,

You must have tasted a few already or spilled some on your keyboard...Spell check 'ingrediAnts'! LOL Thanks,   Fran

Posted by Fran 'The Title Man' Gaspari Title Insurance-PA & NJ (Patriot Land Transfer, Inc.) about 1 year ago
 I treid to put this ito the post and the mice wouldn't let me!
Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) about 1 year ago
Whooaaaa girl!  Step AWAY from the computer! :)
Posted by Shannon Lefevre Naples, Florida CRS (John R. Wood REALTORS Inc.) about 1 year ago
Not just any vodka though, right?  Of course not!
Posted by Amanda Hall * FORT WORTH TEXAS Real Estate Broker * (Hall Team Homes ) about 1 year ago

Hi, Pat,

Checking back to see if you're doing some more blogging tonight.  Parking .......  :) 

Posted by Century 21 Ryan Realty about 1 year ago
Patricia, I love food and drink blogs except? They want me to eat and drink. Is this the pre-loopy blog for you? : )
Posted by Gary Woltal - Associate Broker REALTORĀ® Dallas Ft. Worth (Keller Williams Realty) about 1 year ago

Patricia:  Finally... a recipe I can actually use.  I just might try that out tomorrow night... after a gruelling day of networking and what I call "stirring the pot."  Thanks for sharing. 

It is interesting, but the graphic word for me is "zubrovka," which I believe is a type of Polish vodka that is slightly flavored with Zubrovka Grass.  Slightly bitter and dry.

Posted by Fort Worth Real Estate - - - Karen Anne Stone (New Home Hunters DFW) about 1 year ago
Patricia, I expect to have several Black Eyed Susans at your next party.  Hope you had a great evening!
Posted by Brian Block -- Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate (RE/MAX Allegiance) about 1 year ago
Pat, That sounds quite yummy!  I have to try it.
Posted by Marc Grossman, GRI - Greater Orlando Real Estate Broker (Marc It Sold!) about 1 year ago
Sounds great, those mice will turn into barking dogs in the morning  :=)
Posted by Keith Perry - REALTORĀ® -West Metro Atlanta (Coldwell Banker) about 1 year ago
Pat~ I only have mint juleps once a year, on Derby Day.  This sounds great for the other 364 days!!
Posted by Lisa Ryan~Selling Princeton,West Windsor and Montgomery Township New Jersey (Henderson Sotheby's International Realty) about 1 year ago

I have all that in my cupboard -- right down to the Mount Gay Rum.  Yay!

Thank you, Pat!

Posted by Elaine Hanson, REALTORĀ® ~ Topanga, CA Real Estate Specialist (Snyder Sutton Real Estate) about 1 year ago
Elaine, I'm sipping one right now!  Oh My God!  Yummy!  I used one of the premixed sour mixers and it's better than the orange/pineapple combination.  Hic!
Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) about 1 year ago
Patricia:  What kind of mixer did you use ?  I think I might go out tomorrow and get some of it... and give this recipe of yours a try ?
Posted by Fort Worth Real Estate - - - Karen Anne Stone (New Home Hunters DFW) about 1 year ago
Karen Anne, the first batch, I used a combination of orange and pineapple juice.  Then I tried it with a prepared sweet and sour mixer (the kind you use for whiskey sours) and liked it better.  Let me know how it turns out!
Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) about 1 year ago
Patricia:  I will amble down to my local beverage store and get a jug of that stuff... and start mixin' !  Thanks so much... I know exactly what stuff you mean.  Funny... but the graphic word to submit this is "lime."  LOL.
Posted by Fort Worth Real Estate - - - Karen Anne Stone (New Home Hunters DFW) about 1 year ago

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