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The Spin: A tropical storm cocktail for a rainy Fourth

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photo 1 | Sheri Winter Parker — North Fork Real Estate

Make a Dark and Stormy this Independence Day. (Credit: Sheri Clarry courtesy)

Sure everyone loves Fourth of July fireworks, but it looks like Arthur might be raining on our Independence Day parades this year.

 

Instead let’s talk about the tropical storm party, or, if Arthur is still gaining steam by the time his effects are felt up here, a hurricane party.

To make it a hit, I suggest you have lots of candles, flashlights and most importantly, ice for making drinks in case you don’t have your generator hooked up and lose power.

And to really knock it out of the park, you should know how to make a proper Dark and Stormy, compliments of my good friends Jay and Laurie.

Ingredients:

2 ounces Dark Rum

3 ounces Ginger Beer

½ Ounce Lime Juice

Mix together with ice and pour.

Now, those are the basics, but these are key; you must use Goslings Dark Rum and Regatta Ginger Beer.

Make sure you squeeze in each lime really well and most importantly, keep all limes in a glass so you know how many you’ve had by the end of the night by counting those limes!

Have a happy and safe Fourth everyone and last but certainly not least, try to take a little time off to enjoy your family and friends.[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]

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