Name: Frozen Black Irish
Ingredients: 1 Part Coffee Liqueur; 1 Part Irish Cream; 1 Part Vodka; 1 To 2 Scoops Chocolate Ice Cream

Immoral people didn’t blaspheme and cry for Christ’s death. Immoral people didn’t plot His execution. The harlots, thieves, and murderers didn’t do it; the religious people did it. That's the curse of morality – moral, religious, self-righteous people, confident they are holy in themselves, are utterly deceived into believing that Satan has nothing to do with them, and they have no vigilance or protection, and they can be swarmed by demonic hosts [see Matthew 12:45].

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	Irish	Alcohol, Beverages, Vodka	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Part Coffee Liqueur
1		Part Irish Cream
1		Part Vodka
1		To 2 Scoops Chocolate Ice Cream

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix ingredients in a blender and then add ice.  Blend until smooth. Yields
a mocha milk shake that sneaks up on you. Very rich.
Recipe By     : "[Julian Manders]" <pnh0jhm@PNH10.MED.NAVY.MIL>
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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