Luminescent Amputated-Hand Potion for Halloween Celebrations
Halloween Punch with Glowing Severed Hands
Got a craving for something eerie this Halloween? Look no further! This Glowing Severed-Hand Punch will surely leave your guests spellbound. Here's the deets:
What you'll need:1. Pisco - A brandy distilled from South American white grapes, easily available at well-stocked liquor stores or online.2. Black Lights - A couple of these bad boys will add an otherworldly touch to your drink.3. Latex Gloves - To create those creepy floating hands.4. Other essentials: Cointreau, fresh lime juice, pineapple juice, and tonic water.
Now, let's get to it!
Steps:
- Make the Glowing Hands: Line a baking sheet with parchment or waxed paper. Fill a glove with tonic water till about 1 ½ cups and squeeze out excess air. Tightly secure the closing with a rubber band and lay the glove flat on the baking sheet. Repeat with the second glove and freeze till solid, preferably overnight.
- Mix the Punch: Combine pisco, Cointreau, lime juice, pineapple juice, and chilled tonic water in a large container, then refrigerate until chilled (about 2-3 hours).
- Serve: Remove the frozen gloves, let them soften for a few minutes, and discard the rubber bands. Add the hands to the punch bowl and serve under your trusty black lights.
Recipe Info:- Yield: 14 1/2 cups or 19 servings- Difficulty: Easy- Total: 15 mins, plus freezing and chilling time- Active: 15 mins
Want to spice things up? For a more potent glow, amp up the tonic in the recipe, or consider adding a few edible glowing ice cubes or glow sticks (as long as they're safe for consumption and far from the drink!). Happy haunting!
This Halloween Punch, with its Glowing Severed-Hand appearance, promises an eerie delight for your guests. The essentials for this recipe include Pisco, available at well-stocked liquor stores or online, along with black lights and latex gloves. To achieve the glowing hands, fill the gloves with tonic water and freeze them. The punch can be made by combining Pisco, Cointreau, fresh lime juice, pineapple juice, and chilled tonic water. The serving size for the recipe is 14 1/2 cups or 19 servings, making it easy to cater to a crowd. For a more potent glow, you can naturally increase the tonic or use edible glowing ice cubes or glow sticks, ensuring they are safe for consumption. Enjoy your haunting!
