1955. On arms of the U.S. Air Force the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress bomber arrives. Approximately in the same time there is a cocktail of the same name blazing a red-blue flame. And it isn't clear whether the idea belongs to the tipsy military pilot of the Boeing transferred to the reserve, or civil, dreaming to comprehend height, but thanks to B-52 cocktail hundreds of admirers of an extreme have an opportunity to join flight magic, without leaving familiar spots.
It is required to you
- - Kahlua liqueur (20 ml.)
- - Bailey's Irish Cream liqueur (20 ml.)
- - Grand Marnier liqueur (20 ml.)
- - a liqueur glass, the cooled cocktail spoon or a knife, a straw.
Instruction
1. Lower in a liqueur glass the cooled cocktail spoon (or a simple knife), lean it against an inner surface of a glass approximately on the center. Slowly and accurately pour a coffee-flavored liqueur so that it got on a vessel bottom, flowing down on a spoon (knife). Fill thus one third of a glass. As a coffee-flavored liqueur Kahlua perfectly will approach.
2. In just the same way, having leaned a cocktail spoon against a glass wall (without mentioning already poured layer), fill one more third of a glass. Creamy liqueur is ideal for an intermediate layer. Most often use Baileys Irish Cream.
3. The top layer of cocktail drink is filled in in the similar way. Let's it flow down slowly on the spoon (knife) leaned from within against a glass wall is higher than the level of already available layers. For the finishing layer it is required to pour in the Grand Marnier liqueur.
4. Bring the lighter to a surface of cocktail and set fire to drink.
5. Sharply lower a straw in the burning cocktail and begin to drink. Only it is necessary to do it very quickly, otherwise the straw can be melted off.