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Morir So�ando




Source of Recipe


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Recipe Introduction


This odd beverage comes from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. "To Die Dreaming", literally translated, could not have a more appropriate name. Truly heavenly. Served often on hot afternoons when thirsty and hungry with no time to eat. It's oddly filling as well as refreshing. Don't take shortcuts on preparation of this delicious drink, or it will curdle. The milk must be extremely cold, slightly diluted with the ice and kept in motion in order to combine smoothly.




List of Ingredients




--2 cups of milk
--2 cups orange juice (I substitute with Orange Tang)
--2 cups crushed ice
--4 tablespoons of sugar or to taste (Since I use Tang, do not use the sugar)


Recipe



Add the ice to the milk and stir. Slowly pour the orange juice (in this case, Orange Tang) in the milk stirring constantly. Serve immediately. Adjust sugar as needed.

Note: Sour-orange or grapefuit juice may be substituted.

Serve: 4 people