Recipe for Treasure Cay's
Goombay Smash
(Not Miss Emily's, but close)

Goombay Smash
  • One part each:

    • Pineapple Rum

    • Coconut Rum

    • Light Rum

    • Dark Rum

  • Four parts pineapple juice

  • One part orange juice

  • Juice of one lime

  • Grenadine for color

  • A few dashes of bitters

Pour over ice and garnish with cherries
and an orange slice. Enjoy!


The following was taken from
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/greenturtlecay/0271010030.html

Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar on Green Turtle Cay

Our favorite bar in the Out Islands is Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar, on Victoria Street in New Plymouth (tel. 242/365-4181). This simple bar is likely to be the scene of the liveliest party in the Out Islands at any time of day; even normally buttoned-up types find themselves flirting or dancing before long. You never know what will be going on here. Until rising waters from the 1999 hurricanes washed some of them away, most of its walls were covered with the business cards of past guests and celebrities. Only some now remain, but stop by and see how many replacements have been plastered up. The Goombay Smash, the specialty here, has been called "Abaco's answer to atomic fission." Its recipe includes secret proportions of coconut rum, "dirty" rum, apricot brandy, and pineapple juice. Miss Emily (Mrs. Emily Cooper) was a legend in these parts. She's gone now, but her memory lives on: Her daughter, Violet Smith, knows her secret recipe for The Goombay Smash, as well as a potent version of a rum punch. Tips at the bar go to St. Peter's Anglican Church. Food is now served here, and the bar is open Monday to Saturday from 11am until late.

Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar, Green Turtle CayMiss Emily's Blue Bee Bar, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco
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john@harpswell.com