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    Old 12-21-2011, 07:38 PM
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    Homemade Bailey's Original Irish Cream

    1 cup light cream
    1 can sweetened condensed milk (14 oz.)
    1 2/3 cups Irish whiskey
    1 teaspoon instant coffee
    2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
    1 teaspoon vanilla extract
    1 teaspoon almond extract
    Combine all the ingredients in a blender and blend at high speed for about 20 seconds.Transfer to a clean bottle with a tightly fitting cap. Store, refrigerated, and shake well before using.
    Yuummmm.
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    Old 12-21-2011, 07:41 PM
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    Sounds delicious! Thanks.
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    Old 12-22-2011, 04:34 AM
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    Haven't made this in a long time...thanks for posting the recipe...I won't have to search for the one I had.
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    Old 12-22-2011, 05:27 AM
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    that sounds waaaaay too good! i'm not much of a drinker--usually don't-- but i do love bailey's! thanks for the recipe!!
    i once had a recipe for kahlua--made great presents. it was made with coffee and vodka and had to sit for awhile. anyone have the recipe?

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    Originally Posted by nancia
    that sounds waaaaay too good! i'm not much of a drinker--usually don't-- but i do love bailey's! thanks for the recipe!!
    i once had a recipe for kahlua--made great presents. it was made with coffee and vodka and had to sit for awhile. anyone have the recipe?
    Homemade Kahlua

    4 cups water*
    1/2 cup instant coffee* - see note below

    4 cups brown sugar

    1/2 liter vodka **update** I recently made a batch with a full liter of vodka on accident and actually liked it a bit a bit more, so I would say use a minimum of a 1/2 liter

    2 vanilla beans or 2 Tablespoon vanilla

    Combine water, instant coffee, and brown sugar in large pot and boil for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and let cool. This is important because the boiling point for alcohol is 79°. If you put the vodka in before it has cooled to at least this temperature, you risk loosing some of the alcohol to evaporation. Combine the vodka with the cooled coffee mixture. Cut the vanilla beans in half and place into a clean 1 liter glass bottle. Fill bottle with the coffee liquer and give it a shake. The black specks floating around are the seeds from the vanilla bean also called “vanilla caviar”. Yum! Store in a cool, dark place for at least 2 weeks. The longer it sits, the tastier it gets but that is usually as long as I can wait.

    * You can substitute 4 cups of your favorite strongly brewed coffee for the water and instant coffee. I actually had some decent instant that a friend brought me back from Jamaica in my last batch that worked out great but use whatever you like.
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    I make my own schnapps and kahlua. LOVE IT! The schnapps is not as syrupy as store bought, so goes down smooth but will kick your butt. This you can make and drink the same day. I have taken it to parties still warm. I do use Everclear for my recipes. I have a basic kahlua recipe I have been making and drinking for 20+ years. When I discovered Watkins Caramel flavoring..................now all I make is Caramel Kahlua. And Walmart sells the Watkins Caramel Flavoring. So for about $20 in supplies for a "batch" you get 5-fifths of Caramel Kahlua. My SIL calls it liquid snickers.

    Walmart alos sells the candy flavoring to make most schnapps.
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    ..........shhhhhhhh...........those recipes sound yummy..............I just MIGHT have to try them.......but........shhhhh........don't tell anyone because I live in the Ozarks and they do not take
    kindly of drinkers around here.......so its OUR secret, OK??
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    Thanks for the recipe. I love Bailey's over a scoop of vanilla ice cream!
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    wow..I make homemade liqueors, using vodka, simple sugar and jolly rancher candies for the flavor/color!
    closet moonshiners..who knew...hehehehe
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    I love Bailey's in a cup of coffee. Great recipe. Thanks for sharing.
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