Death in the Afternoon
By The Canadian Living Test Kitchen
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This recipe makes 1 servings
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Nutritional Info |
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Per serving: about |
- |
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cal |
197197 cal |
|
pro |
00 pro |
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total fat |
00 total fat |
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sat. fat |
0 g0g sat. fat |
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carb |
14 g14g carb |
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fibre |
0 g0g fibre |
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chol |
0 mg0mg chol |
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sodium |
7 mg7mg sodium |
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potassium |
91 mg91mg potassium |
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% RDI: |
- |
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calcium |
11 calcium |
|
iron |
33 iron |
It is said that adding bubbly was Ernest Hemingway's favourite way to drink anise-flavoured pastis or absinthe. This cocktail is best served as an aperitif – or to the literary crowd.
Preparation
Pour absinthe into champagne glass. Top with Champagne.
Source : Canadian Living Magazine: January 2010