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  1. The meaning of HOOCH is alcoholic liquor especially when inferior or illicitly made or obtained.

  2. Sep 29, 2012 · Although you may not hear it often today, the term hooch used to be popular slang for liquor, and some old-timers may still use it. During 1920's Prohibition, it became common parlance for any illegal liquor and the term still has a connotation of an illicit, or at least cheap, distilled spirit.

  3. Hooch - Yahoo Recipe Search

    Hooch Party Punch (Fruity Rum Booze-Cruise Type Concoction)
    Yummly
    Hooch Party Punch (fruity Rum Booze-cruise Type Concoction) With Mango Nectar, Papaya Nectar, Goya Guava Nectar, Coco Lopez, Spices, Goya Pineapple Juice, Orange, Ice
    Red Apple Hooch Bowla
    Yummly
    Red Apple Hooch Bowla With Ice, Whiskey, Red Apples, Simple Syrup, Apple Schnapps, Cranberry Juice, Sweet And Sour Mix, Cinnamon Sticks, Water, Cinnamon Sticks, Granulated Sugar
    Cherry Bounce Gelato
    Yummly
    Cherry Bounce Gelato With Hooch, Cherries, Light Brown Sugar, Half & Half, Whole Milk, Tapioca Starch, Salt, Vanilla, Cherry
    I Got Hooch Babe
    Food Network
    Papa’s Homemade Hooch
    Yummly
    Papa’s Homemade Hooch With Granulated Sugar, Lemon, Gingerroot, Yeast
        Honey-Pomegranate Mulled Wine
    Food52
    From my blog, Dinner was Delicious (dot tumblr dot com). Something happens at midnight on Thanksgiving that makes it feel like winter. Maybe the turkey hangover raises your basal body temperature and makes outside feel colder or maybe it’s just, you know, nostalgia. This year, here in Chicago, it feels extra blustery and we needed a drink to help us warm up. Wine on its own is never a bad choice, but drinking it sweetened with honey and pomegranate juice, warmed gently and made fragrant with cinnamon and clove is quite possibly the best choice on the planet. While we wouldn’t recommend using gut-rot-boot-leg-drink-it-in-college-with-straw-two-dollars-for-a-jug-not-that-we’re-speaking-from-experience hooch, this is a great recipe for lower end red wine. Merlot is great, Cabs are delightful, but we’re particularly fond of Zinfandel for this recipe.
    Penne alla Vodka
    Food52
    Every once in a while we spike the tomato sauce. You should try it sometime. What is better draped over pasta perfectly al dente than a tangy, velvety vodka sauce? Our friends and family tell us that no vodka sauce is as intoxicatingly delicious as ours, and we believe them. Onions and pancetta sautéed in butter is part of the secret. The mild sweetness of the cream juxtaposed with the heat of crushed red pepper is another. A perfectly smooth tomato sauce is a must, but there is another ingredient yet that makes our vodka sauce special – brandy. We have our sister-in-law, Valentina, to thank for the brilliant decision to add brandy to vodka sauce. We’re not sure why she has always added it, but we know that it makes the difference between a good vodka sauce and a great one. Most of us are attracted to vodka sauce because of the sophisticated, slightly risque image it solicits (pasta sauce risque??). There is functionality behind the fashion, however. Tomatoes have flavor compounds that are alcohol-soluble, meaning that they are released by alcohol. While the sauce simmers, the vodka and brandy tease these intense flavors out of the tomatoes. The alcohol cooks off (mostly) in the process, leaving just a hint of boozy undertones. So, go ahead and add some hooch to your tomato sauce from time to time. You’re sure to become addicted.
    Cashew Cauliflower Cream
    Food52
    There are two types of blonde people: those who get tanned and those who don’t. (there are also the people who are not blonde or tanned but they try their luck at it anyway. To those people I ask, do you color your pubic hair for consistency? <——- not being sarcastic). I had a friend once when I was little who had super blonde hair, the kind of blonde that had no dishwater color in it, only blonde. In the summer we would play by the river and by the end of one day her skin looked like it was kissed perfectly by the sun. A few weeks after that her skin was the color of a UPS truck and her hair was nearly platinum. I, on the other hand was either ghost white from diligent sunscreen application or bright red, like the nose of mother effing Rudolph because I too wanted to be tanned and WHO GETS TANNED WHILE WEARING SPF 5000, I ask you??? Here’s the thing: What is it with tanned blonde people? They’re always the ones who do crazy cool shit like make sail boats by hand and sail around the world, build their own houses out of mud and empty wine bottles and drive cars that they have single-handedly engineered to run on trash. I’m pretty sure they sometimes hang out with Johnny Depp and Jeff Bridges and they for sure make their own hooch. Also, now that I’m thinking about it, the cool tanned blondies always wear some type of rope / leather thing around their head and it looks damn good. If I wore a fucking rope around my head people would treat me really nice and hold the door for me because I look so “special”. And feathers. Why the hell can tanned blondes sport dirty ass bird feathers and make it look like something out of a Free People catalog? I could never pull that shit off. I may have the hair color, but I have never been tanned in my life (not even that one time when I used a tanning bed. Instead, I had red splotches on my skin for over a week because I was allergic to the oil that the lady firmly suggested I use. Something like that would NEVER happen to tanned blondes. I’m pretty sure that they don’t even fart and, if they do, it smells of peaches). The recipe below is something that some cool tanned blonde person would probably come up with but I came up with it first, HA! Make it, love it, comment about it, email me about it, share it with your friends. Put it on burritos, top your baked potatoes, slather your nachos, spoon it on your chili, put it on whatever you would normally put sour cream on.

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  4. To make hooch, you’ll need juice or fresh fruit, bread or brewers yeast, a plastic or glass fermentation-grade bottle, a thermometer, a cheesecloth, a siphon, and optionally, sugar. If you’re using a plastic bottle, you’ll also need a balloon to act as an airlock.

  5. 1. / huːtʃ; hoːx / noun. HoochPieter de1629?1684MDutchARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Pieter de (ˈpiːtər də). 1629–?1684, Dutch genre painter, noted esp for his light effects. hooch. 2. / huːtʃ / noun. informal. alcoholic drink, esp illicitly distilled spirits.

  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › MoonshineMoonshine - Wikipedia

    In English, moonshine is also known as mountain dew, choop, hooch (abbreviation of hoochinoo, name of a specific liquor, from Tlingit), homebrew, mulekick, shine, sneaky pete, white dog, white lightning, white/corn liquor, white/corn whiskey, pass around, firewater, and bootleg.

  7. noun [ U ] US slang (also hootch) uk / huːtʃ / us / huːtʃ / Add to word list. strong alcohol, especially whisky. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Spirits & distilling. absinthe. amaretto. applejack. benedictine. bitter. cordial. creme. crème de menthe. curaçao. distil. liqueur. malt whisky. mother's ruin. ouzo. single-shot. sloe gin.

  8. Jan 1, 2024 · Hooch, or in earlier usage hoochinoo, is a slang term for liquor, especially of cheap, poor quality, or an illegal nature. The term is an anglicization of the name of the Xutsnoowú tribe, a Tlingit people who traditionally reside in the area around Angoon, Alaska.

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