How to of the Day: How to Make an Afterburner Shot

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How to Make an Afterburner Shot Jan 12th 2013, 20:00 An afterburner shot comes in a number of variations. Some recipes even call for setting the shot on fire before consuming it. Edit Ingredients Cinnamon Schnapps Afterburner Shot Servings: 1 1/2 shot cinnamon schnapps 1/2 shot rum Afterburner with Vodka and Hot Sauce Servings: 1 1 shot vodka 1/2 shot hot sauce Mexican Afterburner Servings: 1 1/2 shot tequila 1/2 shot Jagermeister Dash of hot sauce Pinch of crushed red pepper flakes Edit Steps Cinnamon Schnapps Afterburner Shot For a sweet version of this shot, try this recipe made from cinnamon schnapps and rum. Pour 1/2 shot of cinnamon schnapps into a shot glass. Pour 1/2 shot of rum over the cinnamon schnapps, allowing the ingredients to combine. You can stir them together, but you don't need to. After you've poured, drink the entire shot. Afterburner with Vodka and Hot Sauce You'll need two separate shot glasses for this recipe. Pour 1 shot of vodka into a shot glass. Pour 1/2 shot of hot sauce into a separate shot glass and drink the vodka shot. Chase it with the hot sauce shot. Mexican Afterburner Tequila gives this version of the afterburner a South-of-the-Border zing. Pour 1/2 shot of tequila into a shot glass. Pour 1/2 shot of Jagermeister over the tequila, allowing the ingredients to combine on their own. Add a generous dash of hot sauce. Top with a pinch of crushed red pepper flakes and then drink the shot. Edit Tips For an afterburner that you can set on fire, mix equal parts vodka and hot sauce in a shot glass and use a lighter to set them on fire. Sprinkle a small amount of cinnamon over the flame and watch it burn. Edit Warnings If you choose to drink the flaming afterburner, then make sure to keep the drink away from any other flammable objects, such as your hair or clothing. Edit Things You'll Need 1 or 2 shot glasses Lighter (optional) Edit Sources and Citations http://www.drinksmixer.com/cat/416/ – research source http://supercocktails.com/recipe/mexican-afterburner – research source http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Bartending/Cocktails/Glossary – research source Article Tools Read on wikiHow Email this Article Edit Discuss

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