Judge — June 1937 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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men, that Junior presents Stanley Col- burn, of Washington, D.C. Mr. Col- burn's Mint Julep, complete with philo- sophical reflections, follows in toto. “OF the two schools of mint julep makers I believe the crushing school is best and my recipe calls for plenty of crushing. “First get all the apparatus together on a bar, kitchen sink or table where you have plenty of elbow room, and here is what you need: 4 tall thin glasses 1 pint whiskey (preferably Sea. gram's Pedigree) 48 sprigs of mint ranulated sugar wl of finely crushed or shaved ice Spoon, table fork and pestle “First put 4 (I like my drinks sweet) teaspoonfuls of sugar in each glass, then take 9 sprigs of mint for each glass and with your pestle crush it until the oil is all out of the mint. Now fill each glass full of ice, divide the whiskey equal between the 4 glasses and take the fo: and stir vigorously, being sure to get clear down to the bottom so the sugar and mint are well mixed in the liquid. N\A we eat fbr, ot vy "Guess what happened to me in your new car.” Be careful not to hold the glass you are stirring around the middle, hold it by the top or very bottom so not to interfere with the frost. When you have a good frost take the remaining mint and make a bouquet for each glass, setting it in firmly with a little additional ice. If you happen to have a little brandy, pour a jigger over the new ice to christen it. If you haven't you won't care after the first two or three sips.” Heartiest congratulations, Mista Col- burn, suh, and Junior would like to add that after three of your juleps he went right out and started a Stanley Colburn- for-President-in-1940-Club. And now, fellow students, the time approaches when we must part, so we'll let Mr. C. Timmerman, of Canandaigua, N.Y., give the closing toast. Says Mr. Timmerman: “Come fill the glass and drain the bowl; May love and Bacchus still agree; And every Yankee warm his soul With Cupid, Wine, and Liberty.” A toast in which Junior heartily con. curs, and reluctantly says good-bye until next month. Salud! —JupceE, Jr. t wy ‘ LY || comicbooks.com