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Ghost hand Halloween blood punch

VIDEORECIPE Ghost hand Halloween blood punch

The perfect drink for your Halloween party, the blood punch with or without alcohol. In it floats a frozen ghost hand to provide the horror effect for the party guests. Ginger syrup completes the taste. Happy Halloween!

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Ingredients

number of servings
1

Ginger syrup

  • 100 gr sugar Added to
  • 2 cinnamon sticks Added to
  • 5 Cloves Added to
  • 125 ml water Added to
  • 50 gr Fresh ginger peeled sliced Added to

Punch bowl

  • 300 ml Vodka or dark rum (optional) Added to
  • 2 teaspoon Dark juice like grape or pomegranate Added to
  • 2 Teaspoon mineral water Added to

Ghost hand frozen

  • 6 List gelatin Added to
  • 600 ml water Added to
  • 1 Plastic glove Added to
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Directions

60 min.
1. Step

Soak the gelatin leaves in water and let stand for 10 min. Then dissolve in a saucepan at medium temperature.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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2. Step

Combine the dissolved gelatin with the 600 ml of water and mix well. Pour into the plastic glove and seal, put in the freezer for 1 to 2 days.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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3. Step

For the ginger syrup, combine all ingredients and boil for about 15 minutes. Strain through a sieve and set aside.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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4. Step

In a large punch bowl, mix all the ingredients of the Halloween punch, omitting the alcohol if you want it to be non-alcoholic.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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5. Step

Pour hot water over the frozen glove so that the hand dissolves in it.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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6. Step

Remove the plastic glove.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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7. Step

Mix the punch Halloween ingredients well with the ginger syrup to taste and place the frozen ghost hand in the blood punch with alcohol. Serve the drink to the guests at the party. Decorate so that it looks ghoulish.

Ghost hand Halloween blood punch - preparation step 1

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