For just over 50 years, the media, true crime aficionados, and regular every-day humans have been using a term coined to describe a strange phenomenon. At a time in someone’s life where they should feel one way toward someone causing them harm, they instead develop empathy, and even loyalty. Today we explore this well-recognized concept, surprising though it is, which refers to instances where captives form unexpected emotional connections with those who have taken them hostage or subjected them to trauma. Yes, friends, today we hop back across the pond to learn about a term I’m sure you’ve used, and I'm sure you know, but do you know the WHOLE story of Stockholm Syndrome?
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Swedish Fish (Cocktail)
Infusion
½ cup red Swedish fish
½ cup vodka
Drink
2 parts Swedish Fish infused vodka
1 part cherry juice
1 part raspberry liqueur
Put the vodka and Swedish Fish into an airtight container; let infuse for 1-3 days, shaking the container every do often.
Strain the vodka from the fish, and either throw them away, or EAT them
Add 2 parts infused vodka, ½ part cherry juice, and ½ part raspberry liqueur to a shaker with ice
Shake until chilled, strain into ice-filled glass
Garnish with Swedish fish!
Swedish Fish (Mocktail)
Infusion
½ cup red Swedish fish
½ cup non alcoholic vodka
Drink
2 parts Swedish Fish infused non alcoholic vodka
1 part cherry juice
1 part raspberry juice or raspberry lemonade
Put the vodka and Swedish Fish into an airtight container; let infuse for 1-3 days, shaking the container every do often.
Strain the vodka from the fish, and either throw them away, or EAT them
Add 2 parts infused vodka, 1 part cherry juice, and 1 part raspberry juice to a shaker with ice
Shake until chilled, strain into ice-filled glass
Garnish with Swedish fish!
Non-alcoholic vodka: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LZQFJRG?ref=nb_sb_ss_w_as-reorder-t1_k1_1_7&=&crid=GD1I77XCF6T6&=&sprefix=non+alc
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Ingredients for next week (cocktail): absinthe, sugar cubes, cold water, bitters, rye whiskey, lemon peel
Ingredients for next week (mocktail): anise extract, sugar cubes, cold water, bitters, nonalcoholic whiskey, lemon peel
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Sources:
“Swedish Fish” - https://www.sweetrecipeas.com/2021/02/24/red-swedish-fish-cocktail/
“Clark Olofsson” - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clark_Olofsson#Personal_life
“6 Chilling Cases of Stockholm Syndrome” - https://the-line-up.com/stockholm-syndrome
“Six Days in August: the Story of the Stockholm Syndrome” - https://clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/six-days-in-august-the-story-of-the-stockholm-syndrome/#:~:text=They%20were%20thirty%2Done%2Dyear,bank%20became%20surrounded%20by%20police.
“40 years since the drama at Norrmalmstorg” - https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/inloggad/40-ar-sedan-dramat-vid-norrmalmstorg/
“50 years on, the enduring myth of Stockholm Syndrome” - https://www.newvision.co.ug/category/world/50-years-on-the-enduring-myth-of-stockholm-sy-NV_168032
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Music Credit: "The Cool Side"
Artist: Jonathan Boyle
Composer: Jonathan Boyle
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