Pumpkin Vodka

For Christmas, we drink the traditional eggnog.
But what can we drink for Thanksgiving? Why not create your own spiced pumpkin vodka?
To prepare,
- 1 1/2 cups (750 ml) Stolichnaya cinnamon vodka
- 3/4 cup (175 ml) Stolichnaya vanilla vodka
- 3/4 cup (175 ml) Stolichnaya vodka
- 2 whole vanilla beans
- 2 cups raw pumpkin meat, cut into 1/4-inch slices

Combine the three vodkas in bottle or other glass container. Add pumpkin meat and vanilla beans and let sit for several days if possible to soak up as much flavor as possible. Strain the sediments out of the vodka and create the martini or mixed drink of your choice. Add a toasted pumpkin seeds or some of the vodka-soaked pumpkin as garnish.

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Accessories for Napkins

Anyone who knows me, knows I am obsessed with accessories: headbands, bracelets, large cocktail rings… the more obnoxious the better. Infact, I think one of the greatest ideas is to add accessories where your guests can easily reach them. Its just plain fun. Adds pop to the table and eventually the more your guests drink the more jazz they want to accessorize themselves with. They dont have to break the bank. We recently planned a destination event, seaside in Belize we used very inexpensive local seashell souviners as napkin rings. Every guest was infact still wearing thier necklace the next day. We have used slap bracelets around champange glasses during a toast for an 80’s theme party. Glass evil eyes on ribbon for a Greek themed event. Or take it to the extreme with a frost yourself table filled with NYC fashion district findings.