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Frozen Drink Basics

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  1. Frozen Drink Basics

    We've finally figured out how to achieve the consistency delivered by
    a commercial frozen-drink machine. Just follow these steps:

    * Combine the liquor and fruit in a blender and whir on high speed
    until the mixture is thoroughly pureed. Turn off the blender.
    * Add a handful of ice. Remove the "feed hole" from the center of the
    blender's lid and set the lid in place. Blend until smooth.
    * With the blender running, slowly add more ice cubes, no more than
    three at a time. Listen carefully to the sound of the machine. When
    the machine resumes its normal pitch rather than sounding gravelly,
    look at the drink. You will notice a vortex in the center of the
    mixture. Keep adding ice until the vortex
    disappears and the mixture looks smooth.
    * Turn off the blender and stir the mixture with a long spoon or a
    chopstick. Replace the lid and turn on the blender. The vortex will
    reappear. Keep adding ice cubes, two or three at a time, until it
    disappears.
    * Once again, turn off the blender, stir, replace the lid and blend
    for about 10 seconds, or until the sound of the motor tells you that
    all the ice has been thoroughly chopped. Voila! Your frozen drink
    will be as smooth as those made by the pros.

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