Jan 15
Citizen Champagne's Whiskey Ice Cream

You try and get a liquor license for your illegal, underground, travelling culinary circus. Go on. There's a lot of hoops to jump through! So when you belly up to the modest bar along the side of our cart, you will have to settle for approximations. A PBR cupcake. A slice of vodka-pomegranate-balsamic strawberry pie. A brown sugar and whiskey sundae.

At Citizen's we serve it up, in a high ball glass, literally crowned with a fresh mint crackle, julep style. You'll have to provide the white suit, of course. Two scoops of this mellow, oakey, creamy treat contains about a shot of whiskey. And, of course, we can always make you a float (minus the mint) with some cane sugar cola.
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Couldn't be simpler. Dump all your half and half into a 2 quart pot, high heat. While that's warming up, beat together all the eggs and sguar. Once the half and half's been scalded--which is to say not quite boiling--slowly add it to the eggs, whisking constantly. Return to heat for like two minutes, still whisking, until the custard mixture coats the back of a spoon. Strain, chill for 30 minutes, add the whiskey, toss in your ice cream maker. Then get loose.
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I'm Casey Hall. I work in a strange office by day, operate Portland's most mysterious food cart by night. Kingsquid is a collection of written and visual ephemera. It is a place for magic, occuring and observed.

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