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All right; it's that time of year. It's the time in which we consume more pumpkin everything than we can possibly imagine.
Whether it's in pie, bread, muffin, M&M, beer, or even Oreo form, we have plenty of options for getting our fall gourd on.
Speaking of which, bartender Kelsey Simon of Tin Fish Clematis had concocted a drunken pumpkin cocktail that will beat the heck out of any dish. Fortunately, she gave us the recipe.
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Simon uses Pinnacle pumpkin pie vodka for this drink, but it can be made out of any pumpkin flavored liqueur for slightly different results.
Drunken' Pumpkin Pie
One and a half ounces Pinnacle pumpkin pie vodka
Cream soda
Whipped cream
Cinnamon
One cinnamon stick
One candy pumpkin
One cinnamon stick
Step one: Rim a tall glass with cinnamon by dipping the edges into something wet (like citrus juice).
Step Two: Pour the vodka and cream soda into the glass and stir.
Step Three: Top the mixture with whipped cream and garnish with the cinnamon stick and orange peel.
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