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Recipe: Suffering Bastard edit
Created by: Anonymous
Edited by: MyLastBite, Sheri, mrsound, Barnaby Dorfman, Desiree Lowe, Alisa Escanlar
edit Ingredients
2 |
ounces dark rum |
1 |
ounce silver rum |
3 |
|
½ |
ounce lime juice |
Cucumber slice for garnish |
|
1 |
sprig of mint for garnish |
edit Preparation
Step 1 |
Put ice in a shaker and add the rums, Mai Tai Mix, lime juice, then shake. |
Step 2 |
Without straining pour liquid into chilled double old-fashioned glasses. |
Step 3 |
Slice the ends off of a cucumber, preferably English, then cut lengthwise into quarters. Scrape the seeds out and score the pulp side in a criss-cross pattern. |
Step 4 |
Garnish each glass with a quarter slice of cucumber (half if it's a small cucumber) and a sprig of mint. |
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edit About Suffering Bastard
The Suffering Bastard is a classic rum cocktail served at the famous Polynesian-style restaurant Trader Vic's .


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