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Mardi Gras is just around the corner, and even though we may not all be celebrating in the Big Easy, we can still get a taste of the Carnival spirit. Here are five New Orleans cocktails ready to help let the good times roll.
7820Mardi Gras is just around the corner, and even though we may not all be celebrating in the Big Easy, we can still get a taste of the Carnival spirit. Here are five New Orleans cocktails ready to help let the good times roll.
Hurricane1 of 6FIRST SLIDEPREVIOUS SLIDENEXT SLIDESHOW Hurricane Popularized in the 1930s by New Orleans bar owner Pat O?Brien, this mix of light and dark rums, a handful of fresh fruit juices and a splash of Galliano has become a staple on New Orleans? Mardi Gras scene. Click here for the recipe. Photo: David Kressler, courtesy Clarkson Potter, a division of Random House, Inc.
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Popularized in the 1930s by New Orleans bar owner Pat O?Brien, this mix of light and dark rums, a handful of fresh fruit juices and a splash of Galliano has become a staple on New Orleans? Mardi Gras scene. Click here for the recipe.
NEW! CREATE YOUR OWN SLIDESHOW Hurricane 1 / 6SHARE THIS SLIDEHurricane Popularized in the 1930s by New Orleans bar owner Pat O?Brien, this mix of light and dark rums, a handful of fresh fruit juices and a splash of Galliano has become a staple on New Orleans? Mardi Gras scene. Click here for the recipe. Photo: David Kressler, courtesy Clarkson Potter, a division of Random House, Inc.
Mardi Gras is just around the corner, and even though we may not all be celebrating in the Big Easy, we can still get a taste of the Carnival spirit. Here are five New Orleans cocktails ready to help ...
Mardi Gras is just around the corner, and even though we may not all be celebrating in the Big Easy, we can still get a taste of the Carnival spirit. Here are five New Orleans cocktails ready to help ...
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