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Also by Sharon Tyler Herbst THE NEW FOOD LOVERS COMPANION THIRD EDITION - photo 1
Also by
Sharon
Tyler
Herbst

THE NEW FOOD LOVER'S COMPANION, THIRD EDITION

THE NEW FOOD LOVER'S TIPTIONARY, SECOND EDITION

THE ULTIMATE LIQUOR-FREE DRINK GUIDE

THE ULTIMATE A-TO-Z BAR GUIDE

THE WINE LOVER'S COMPANION

NEVER EAT MORE THAN YOU CAN LIFT

THE JOY OF COOKIES

THE FOOD LOVER'S GUIDE TO CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA

THE FOOD LOVER'S GUIDE TO MEAT AND POTATOES

THE NEW BREADS, SECOND EDITION

COOKING SMART

SIMPLY SENSATIONAL DESSERTS

To Tammy Cabot because shes so creative and clever especially with book - photo 2

To Tammy Cabot, because
she's so creative and clever,
especially with book ideas

acknowledgments

Rarely have I had so much fun writing a book, in part because friends, family, and neighbors were practically standing in line to be tasters. And it's clear to me now that sharing a pitcher or two creates a bond unlike any other.

First of all, thanks, as always, to my adorable husband, Ron, my Rock-of-Gibraltar hero, my everything.

A huge hug goes to pal Tammy Cabot at Random House, who pitchered the concept for this book and believed I was the one to create it. My only regret is that she was on the other side of the continent and couldn't partake in all the tasting.

A big thanks to a small group of particularly spirited tasters: Lee and Susan Janvrin (dear friends who sampled more pitcherfuls than any of us want to admit), Linda Garcia and Greg Rockwell, Margot Oven and Doug Howell, and Ron and Sara Ryba.

Thanks also to Emery Van Hook, Lee Anne Garner, and Christine Miller, all of whom enthusiastically contributed drink ideas.

Too far away to taste, but always there for me in spirit: Kay and Wayne Tyler (dearest Mom and Dad), Tia and Jim McCurdy (sweet sister and brother-in-law), Tyler and Andrew Leslie, Leslie Bloom, Beth Casey, Daniel Maye, Phillip Cooke, Sue and Gene Bain, Dickie and Leslie Brennan, Walt and Carol Boice, Emma Swain and Wes Jones, the HerbstsBarry, Kathy, Brian, Gabe, Joyce, and Lew, and Julie and Ron Goodlin.

And at Villard: Senior editor Mary Bahr, with whom I was immediately simpaticoshe's creative and wise and fought like a tiger for what we wanted; Mary's ever helpful editorial assistant, Laura Ford; detail maven and production editor Vincent La Scala, for massaging this book into shape; book designer Barbara Bachman, who created this book's look; production manager Richard Elman, who brings it all together; publicity wizard Jynne Martin, who gets the word out; and the dozens of behind-the-scenes people who labor tirelessly and without fanfare to make Villard's books the best they can be.

Cheers to one and all!

CONTENTS

Introduction:
What's the Buzz About?

Use Me:
How to Use This Book

Bar Banter:
Ingredients and Terms

Pitcher-Drink Stuff :
EquipmentGadgets, Gizmos, and Glassware

Doin' the Twist:
Garnishes and Other Fandangos

Measuring Up:
55 Measurement Equivalents

When the Spirits Move You:
How to Light Up the Party Without Getting Lit

Tipsy Turvy:
Hangover Helpers

Part two

Effortless Eats:
Party Food Ideas for People Who Don't Like to Cook

The ultimate guide to pitcher drinks cool cocktails for a crowd - image 3

The ultimate guide to pitcher drinks cool cocktails for a crowd - image 4o doubt about it, cocktails stimulate good times, animate parties, and break the ice. But who wants to miss out on the fun by mixing drinks, one by one? Well, that's a no-brainer. We'd all rather be partying with our friends. Which is why making and serving drinks in a pitcher is an idea whose time has comein fact, it's way overdue.

Pitcher drinks are stylish, fun, and easy, take the angst out of entertaining, and add sass and spontaneity to gatherings large and small. Bottom line: A premixed pitcher of spirited refreshment is a huge asset to any party.

The Ultimate Guide to Pitcher Drinks has over 155 lively pitcher-drink recipes ranging from high- to low-alcohol and even a few buzz-free libations. In these pages, you'll find recipes for classics like Martinis and Manhattans, newer favorites like Kamikazes and Mudslides, soothing sips like Summer Hummer and Muchas Smoochas, tropical tempters like Cosmic Coconut and Rum Rush, sparklers like Brandied Apple Fizz and French Flirt, international raves from Brazil's Caipirinha to Cuba's Mojito, sweet treats such as Banana Split and Green Genie, and colorful concoctions like Liquid Oxygen and DjBlue. There's something here for every mood and every partythe only equipment you need is a pitcher and a long-handled spoon and you're in business.

Besides great recipes, this book has loads of tips on techniques, ingredients, equipment, glassware, garnishes, measurements, responsible drinking, and hangover helpers (no, Virginia, there is no cure). Plus, there's a chapter on party-food ideas for people who don't like to cook.

The Ultimate Guide to Pitcher Drinks is the ideal book for today's easy entertaining. It has all the ingredients anyone needs to create a fantastic pitcher-perfect party. Add a new dimension to entertaining and become a twenty-first-century host with these fun and spirited pitcher drinks. They'll be the hit of the party and the party will positively be a hit with your friends.

Cheers!

SPECIAL DRINK-RELATED SECTIONS ARE INCLUDED - photo 5

SPECIAL DRINK-RELATED SECTIONS ARE INCLUDED to give your pitcher drinks - photo 6
SPECIAL DRINK-RELATED SECTIONS ARE INCLUDED to give your pitcher drinks - photo 7

SPECIAL DRINK-RELATED SECTIONS ARE INCLUDED to give your pitcher drinks pizzazz: Bar Banter: Ingredients and Terms (pages 733); Pitcher-Drink Stuff: EquipmentGadgets, Gizmos, and Glass-ware (pages 3541); Doin' the Twist: Garnishes and Other Fandangos (pages 4353); Measuring Up: Measurement Equivalents (pages 5557); When the Spirits Move You: How to Light Up the Party Without Getting Lit (pages 5963); and Tipsy Turvy: Hangover Helpers (pages 6567). There's also a chapter on party food for people who don't like to cookEffortless Eats (pages 181198).

CROSS-REFERENCES are indicated by SMALL CAPITALS, pointing to the definitions in Bar Banter (pages 733).

DIRECTORY OF DRINKS BY C ATEGORY (pages 7075) gives you at-a-glance access to recipes by style and potency. The headings are: Classic Cocktails and Drinks, Popular Favorites, Tropical Tempters, Sparkling Sippers, Dessert in a Glass, Potent Concoctions (High Alcohol), In the Mood (Moderate Alcohol), Easy Does It (Low to Moderate Alcohol), and Buzz-Free Zone (Liquor-Free).

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