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Subject: where's the beef?!?!?
Posted Nov 5, 1999 by
PB
 
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And of course, to wash it all down:

Alligator Wine: take the blood of an alligator, the left eye of the fish, the skin of a frog and put it in a dish. Add a cup of green swamp water and count 1-9. Spit over your left shoulder and you've got alligator wine.

Thanks to: J. Leiber and M. Stoller for the recipe.

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Subject: where's the beef?!?!?
Posted May 26, 2004 by
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Researching 'reptilian repasts' can anyone tell me if the Alligator wine has any historical connection with Crocodilan cup, or were they developed completely independently? <stiff drink>

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