Blue Blazer

2 ounces scotch
2 ounces boiling water
1 teaspoon honey




For the flaming version of the Blue Blazer, use large, 16-ounce mixing tins or Pyrex  
pitchers with hefty handles [488K .mov], depending on the effect and mixing ease you desire. Mix 2 teaspoons honey with 4

ounces water;

boil the mixture. Simmer - not boil - 4 ounces

scotch in a saucepan or chaffing dish.



Once the water-and-honey mix and the whiskey are ready, pour each into a mixing container. Make certain there is some fire-resistant covering over the mixing area before having someone ignite the whiskey with a long fireplace match. Dim the lights, and begin "mixing" the Blazer by pouring each container into the other, until the flame burns out. Portion each drink into two thick cut-glass tumblers that won't crack from the Blazer's heat. Drop a sugar cube into the drink, followed by a lemon zest. Let the Blazer cool slightly before drinking.

Flaming the Blue Blazer is for show, not added taste. For a shortcut, follow the above instructions, but don't ignite the concoction or dim the lights.






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