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Can I talk anyone into sharing their recipe for Loki?

Update:

This is an alcoholic drink that is usually found at Renaissance festivals, made by the playtrons (faire particpants that go in garb but don't necessarily work the faires), and is aged for at least a month. As far as I know it contains Everclear.

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  • dee
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    1 decade ago
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    Neon Loki

    1/2 oz DeKuyper® Sour Apple Pucker schnapps

    1/2 oz Absolut® Citron vodka

    1 splash lemonade

    Stir the apple pucker and Absolut citron together in a shot glass. Top with lemonade, and serve.

    Serve in: Shot Glass

    Loki recipe

    50 grams (2oz) textured soy protein

    1/2 an onion

    a few mushrooms

    1 clove garlic

    a handful of spaghetti (To serve one or two)

    olive oil

    a jar of pasta sauce (Or just use tomato sauce and basil to make your own)

    Directions:

    1.) Chop the onion & mushrooms. Chop or mash the

    garlic. If you're using dehydrated soy protein,

    add the water.

    2. Sauté the mushrooms, onion and garlic in a pan

    with the olive oil, until the onions are clear,

    and it looks cooked.

    3. Boil the spaghetti in a different pan.

    4. Add the soy protein to the mushrooms and

    onions, add extra olive oil. This will be

    absorbed by the soy protein.

    5. Add the pasta sauce, and cook on a low heat,

    stirring regularly. Keep going until the pasta is

    cooked and serve together. This recipe served

    one, although it could serve two if you are after

    small portions. If you're looking to serve two

    large portions, just double the recipe.

    Notes:

    This recipe is traditionally served with parmesan

    cheese, so if you can get hold of it, try

    sprinkling grated soy parmesan on top.

    You can use beef instead of soy protein. At

    stage 4, adding the olive oil stops the sauce

    from turning into a sticky mush. This isn't

    necessary in the meat version, as the beef fat

    acts like olive oil.

    You can make it more interesting by soaking the

    textured soy protein in vegetable stock.

    The olive oil can easily be subbed for canola

    oil, or any other oil, but traditionally, olive

    oil is used, and is best.

    Serves: 1-2

    Preparation time: 30-45 mins

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