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Having lived in both Boston and New York, I have never known St. Patrick's Day to be a celebration synonymous with restraint. A cursory glance into any pub sporting a name like Molly Wee or the Tam O'Shanter will likely reveal a roomful of honorary Irishmen and women clutching pints of green beer (and, hours later, their queasy stomachs).
Now if, like me, you prefer a sugar high to a boozy buzz, then the St. Patrick's Day Shake from Black Tap Craft Burgers + Beer ($15) in New York will probably have you doing the jig (and then some). This dessert in a glass, a kelly green (albeit vanilla flavored) drinkable sugar bomb comes with a marshmallow rim, vanilla frosting, gold chocolate coins, a sour gummy rainbow and Lucky Charms.
"It's supposed to look like clouds with a rainbow and pot of gold," remarked Chef Joe Isidori, its creator. "Basically, where a leprechaun would live."
St. Patrick's Day Shake from Black Tap Craft Burgers + Beer
Milkshake Base:
3.5 oz Whole Milk
10 oz Vanilla Ice Cream
Dash of Green Food Coloring
Toppings:
Vanilla Frosting
Marshallow Rim
Whipped Cream
Gold Coins
Sour Skewer
Sour Rainbow
Lucky Charms
Method:
1. Blend the milk, green food coloring and ice cream together
2. Pour the mixture into a milkshake glass
3. Cover the rim of the glass with vanilla frosting and roll the glass in a bowl of mini marshmallows
4. Carefully place gold coins on top of the marshmallow rim
5. Top the milkshake off with whipped cream, sour rainbow twist lollipop, sour rainbow candy & Lucky Charms
For more information on Black Tap Craft Burgers + Beer, visit their website.
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