10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLOE»
Discover the use of
sloe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sloe and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fishing the
Sloe-Black River: Stories
But what is found in these stories, and discovered by these characters, is the astonishing poetry and peace found in the mundane: a memory, a scent on the wind, the grace in the curve of a street.
Patricia Jones. neither would budge. She momentarily lifted her head, but a
throbbing headache forced her to lay her head back down while she tried to
regain her senses. She had been placed on a wooden floor. Complete, utter
blackness ...
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The Cherry and the
Sloe
1 Will Fame her pity on thee pour When all thy bones are broken ? Yon SLOE,
suppose thou thinkst it sour May satisfy to flocken ; Of youth, now, the drowth',
now, Which dries thee with desire, Asswage then, the rage then, Foul water
quenches ...
Alexander Montgomerie, 1779
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The magic mirror; or, Hall of statues, a musical burlesque ...
Sloe. That we have often met before is true ; Sloe Leaf is seldom absent from
Congou. Con. Why have you sought me in my cave this day ? Speak boldly,
whatsoe'er you have to say. Sloe. I dare not. Con. Nay, the matter do not mince.
Gilbert Abbott A'Beckett, 1843
Take it Sloe with Paramount. Here are two refreshing ways to use Paramount
Sloe Gin. The Sloe Gin Fizz: 2 ozs. Paramount Sloe Gin, juice of % I lemon, 1 tsp.
sugar, shake * well with ice, strain into highball glass, then fill X with soda.
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The Encyclopedia of Fruit and Nuts
Sloe The sloe or blackthorn, P. spinosa, was once thought to be ancestral to
European plums. The name sloe is related to the Old english slo, the Russian
sliva (plum) and the Latin lividus (bluish, referring to the fruit). It grows as a well—
...
Jules Janick, Robert E. Paull, 2008
Sloe nodded. "Aye." Violafell asleep as Gwynetlo puttered around loer. Wloen
sloe woke again, sloe was curled on tloe loard stone inside a circle ofsalt and
loerbs. Gwynetlo load pulled loer loood up over loer loair and was muttering
under ...
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Good Spirits: Recipes, Revelations, Refreshments, and ...
a. robust. pick-me-up. after an extended evening, the Sloe Comfortable Screw fits
the bill. A Screwdriver successor, whether it was built to beef up its progenitor or
to fill the “funny and loosely sexy” requirement for a bar special board has been ...
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Fermented Beverage Production
Flavored Gins There are a number of speciality products which are based on gin
for both flavor and alcohol contribution. These include sloe, orange and lemon
gins. Sloe gin is traditionally made by steeping sloe berries (Prunus spinosa),
also ...
Andrew G.H. Lea, John Raymond Piggott, John R. Piggott, 2003
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Arboretum Et Fruticetum Britannicum: Or, The Trees and ...
The name of Merc-du-Bois is applied to the sloe thorn in France, in the
neighbourhood of Montargis, because it has been remarked there, that, when it
was established on the margins of woods, its underground shoots, and the
suckers which ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1854
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLOE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sloe is used in the context of the following news items.
Jameson Wild Sloe Berry Bitters launched
Irish Distillers unveiled Jameson Wild Sloe Berry Bitters at Tales of the Cocktail 2015, with the aim of encouraging bartenders and cocktail enthusiasts to create, ... «The Drinks Report, Jul 15»
Jameson unveils Wild Sloe Berry Bitters
Quinn created a sloe berry distillate, which was then slowly matured with Jameson Irish Whiskey and a bitters mix including wormwood, gentian and ginseng. «The Spirits Business, Jul 15»
How to Make the Modern, the Last Undiscovered Cocktail
Try as you might, you can't find a seam between the tart fruitiness of the sloe gin and the rich smokiness of the Scotch, and all you know is you want another one ... «Esquire, Feb 15»
A taste of my travels: French pork belly with sloe gin
Roast pork was something I always looked forward to having at home on Sundays. My brother and I would fight over the crackling! There's plenty of crackling ... «Daily Mail, Jan 15»
Nigel Slater's sloe gin recipes
Nigel Slater's pheasant with sloe gin and peas on a wooden platter Nice and sloe: Nigel Slater's pheasant with sloe gin and pears recipe. Photograph: Jonathan ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
The good mixer: sloe gin fizz cocktail recipe
The good mixer: sloe gin fizz cocktail recipe. When it's cold, damp and dark outside, give yourself a lift with this perky little cocktail featuring two types of gin with ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
How to make sloe gin in under 300 seconds
There is a time-honoured tradition in our house: as soon as the leaves start to turn brown, I revisit the spot near our old home where I have been picking sloes for ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Sloes aren't just for gin - why not make whisky or jam instead?
For most of us, the answer is sloe gin – that beautifully sweet, purple-ish liqueur made by steeping sloes in Mother's Ruin with sugar – but the berries can ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
Gardening: Take it sloe with gin for Christmas
Wandering around the woods last week, I was surprised and rather pleased to see that the sloe berries are almost ready to be picked. They are normally ready ... «Hinckley Times, Sep 14»
Bumper harvest of early sloe berries
Sloes are part of the same family as plums, cherries and peaches. Foragers create sloe gin by storing the sloes in a jar with white sugar and gin. The jar is stored ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 14»
