Place the other half of the salmon on top of the first piece and again sprinkle the mixture on top of the salmon and the dill. Wrap the salmon in cling film and leave in a cool place for up to 72 hours.
This is the other half of the drink I entered on Sunday. This one represents the team colors of the Columbus Destroyers who plays San Jose in the arena bowl on 7/29. The hazelnut was the closet I could get to match the gray in the team colors.
The Other Half - [Shots]
The Perfect Margarita 2 - [Shaked and Cocktail Glass]
The Perfect Ten - [Cocktails]
The Pernod Demon - [Shots]
The Pickle Barrel - [Cocktails]
The Power Of Milk - [Vodka recipes]
The Quan - [Vodka recipes] ...
Take half and chop finely; thinly slice the other half. Stir the lemon juice and sugar together in a large punch bowl until the sugar is dissolved.
Thinly slice the other half. Stir the lemon juice and sugar together in a large punch bowl until the sugar is dissolved. Add the chopped pineapple, Champagne, white wine, Cointreau, brandy, and club soda. Stir well.
Fill half the shot glass with apple juice, and the other half with rum. Sprinkle the cinnamon over the top. Cup your entire palm over the glass so no liquid can get out. Grab hold of the shot glass and slam it on the table.
Fill a cork bottle half way up with superfine sugar, the other half with water. Shake vigorously until most of the sugar dissolves- about a minute. It will remain cloudy for five minutes; after it clears shake it again briefly and it is ready to use.
Directions: Fill half shot glass with Southern Comfort and the other half With Peach Pucker.
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Muddle juice of half the lime with chopped mint leaves and add to white wine glass filled with ice. Add tequila, CointreauTM simple syrup and juice of the other half of the lime. Stir well. Top with soda water.
To first half, add 1 cup cold water. Put in 9 x 13 flat pan. While setting up, add 1/2 cup sour cream, or 1/2 cup evap milk to the other half not setting up yet. When second half starts to set up, spoon onto first half.
 See also: Vodka, Lime, Brandy, Whiskey, Banana
  
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