Serve in drinks dispensers, pitchers, or go really retro and serve it from a punch bowl!
If you want to make this wicked beverage for a crowd, you can make a large batch of the cocktail no problem!Īs long as you use the same measuring container (glass, cup, jug etc) for the “1 part”, the ratios will be correct and you can make as much as you need to. You could do this with the mocktail versions too. Serve with a straw, and watch out for brain freeze! Want to turn a Wicked Witch into a frozen slushie? Easy! Put all the ingredients in a blender with a generous amount of crushed ice – then blend till smooth. I love the Monin brand of syrups as there are lots of flavors and they are a very versatile ingredient that can be used in cocktails, mocktails, coffee, cocoa, shakes, smoothies, and more.įor kids: In a glass, mix 2 oz orange juice, 1 oz pomegranate juice, and top up with lemon-lime soda, or if they like the flavor, (non-alcoholic) ginger beer. Pour into glass and top with (non-alcoholic) ginger beer. To turn the original alcoholic cocktail into a non-alcoholic mocktail we can make some simple sWitches!įor adults: Shake together: 1 oz blood orange syrup with 2 oz pomegranate juice and ½ oz lemon juice. I always like to try and give variations on the cocktails I share on The Purple Pumpkin Blog, and especially turning the cocktail into a mocktail so that non-drinkers and kids can enjoy the drink too! Virgin Wicked Witch (Mocktail) It is made by distilling grains that must contain at least 51% corn – the rest being barley, and rye or wheat – an aged in new charred oak barrels whereas whisky (Scotch) or whiskey (Irish) is made with malted barley.īourbon brands include Jim Beam, Wild Turkey, and Knob Creek.īut honestly, if you’ve got a bottle of Jack Daniels in the house or even a bottle of Scotch or Jameson’s Irish Whiskey, you can use that in place of bourbon and it’ll be just fine!Ĭuisine: Cocktails / Category: Recipes Wicked Witch Cocktail Variations Simply put, bourbon is produced in America. Pomegranate Juice – use good quality juice such as POM which is 100% pomegranate.īourbon is a whiskey, but not all whiskeys are bourbon… confused? Don’t be!.Cointreau also have blood orange stating that it is “the perfect balance between sweet, bitter and blood orange peels” Blood Orange Liqueur – The brand Solerno is made in Sicily with blood oranges.
To make a Wicked Witch you will need the following ingredients: Make a large batch of it to serve from a cauldron and your guests will be cackling with delight!Īnd if you have little witches or witches that can’t drink and fly, then I’ve got a mocktail alternative that you can brew up just for them. What is a Halloween party without witches and cocktails? Entertain your coven this spooky season with this tasty bourbon cocktail.
Halloween isn’t complete without glass jar lanterns. Use big wine glasses and glass candleholders for that elegant touch. Not going out for trick or treating this year? Host a spooky yet elegant Halloween gathering with colorful, bold table settings and decorations. To get started simply follow the instructions here. This “Ghost Under Glass” Halloween decoration makes a great spooky project for Halloween decorating. Go ahead and try to recreate this yummy graveyard chocolate moose – served in devilishly cute shot glasses. No Halloween house party is complete without some spooky and tasty Halloween treats. We think that this black vodka and pomegranate cocktail not only tastes great, but is also the perfect drink to get your party started in spooky style. Use small decorations such as stickers, straws and miniature toys to add that extra oomph to your cocktail. Use these tutorials to get creative with your decorations and bring all the family and friends together. With Halloween just around the corner we thought we would share some great glass-themed easy to make ideas for this frightening season. 5 DIY ideas to make your Halloween extra spooky
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