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Quote: MathExtremist

But add honey and lemon and hot black tea and there's nothing better for getting over the flu. Or at least not caring that you have one.

Ahh, the hot toddy... whisky, hot water, lemon and honey (I don't make it with tea, but its a damn fine addition if that floats your boat).

Though anyone even -thinking- about using a 12 year old single malt for a hot toddy should be sent to bottom of the class. And there's a special place in hell for my friend who used up a rather nice 18 year old I'd been saving for their hot toddys over the course of a week....

Quote: gofaster87

I think you're talking about a Prairie Dog which is 151 and Tabasco. Pretty harsh, especially after a Windex which is 151 and Blue Curacao.

I found these descriptions on Wikipedia:

Prairie Fire, Original Prairie Fire
1 part whiskey
4 drops of hot sauce

Stout Prairie Fire
0.5 to 1 part Tabasco sauce
1 part Everclear

West Texas Prairie Fire
3/4 part Everclear
1/4 Part Tabasco

Redneck Prairie Fire
1 part Louisiana Hot Sauce
1 part Grain Alcohol (White Lightning)

Caribbean Prairie Fire
0.5 to 1 part Tabasco sauce
1 part 151 proof rum

"Plain" Prairie Fire
1 shot of vodka
1 dash Tabasco sauce

Mexican Prairie Fire
1 shot of Tequila
1 dash Tabasco sauce
www.drinksmixer.com agrees with your definition of the Prairie Dog and uses the Mexican Prairie Fire combination above as it's formula for a regular Prairie Fire.