Pirate Girl Costume.Com

Posts Tagged ‘and’

If you are planning an adult pirate themed party this Halloween, then here are some great suggestions for food and drinks to serve your buccaneers and lady pirates. There’s a certain image that a pirate brings to mind… they are portrayed as strong, sexy, and have a “don’t mess with me” kind of attitude – even pirate wenches exude that same toughness, there’s that “I’m not taking any of your nonsense” atmosphere about them. To go along with these pirate images, you should choose your food and drinks accordingly…

Buccaneers Jerk Chicken:

• 2 tsps ground allspice
• 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
• 1 tsp ginger
• 2 tsps thyme
• 1 tsp salt
• 1 tblsp brown sugar
• 1 1/2 tsps ground black pepper
• 2 tblsps vegetable oil
• 5 cloves of garlic
• 2 cups of chopped onions
• 1 cup of lime juice
• 2 habanero peppers
• 1 large chicken (approx 5lbs), skin on, cut into 10 pieces…..

Combine everything except the chicken and the lime juice in a food processor and puree until it is smooth. Put the chicken and the lime juice into a mixing bowl and pour about 1/2 of the pureed jerk sauce over it, making sure to toss the chicken around to ensure that it is well coated in the sauce. Transfer it to a container and pour the rest of the jerk sauce on top of chicken. Then cover and put in the fridge for at least 4 hours. Then preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Remove the pieces of chicken out of the jerk marinade sauce and place them, skin side up, in an oven-proof casserole dish. Bake in the oven for about 45 to 55 minutes or until cooked through and the juices run clear when the chicken is pierced with a fork.

Cutlass Codfish Fritters:

• 1 lb of cooked codfish, shredded and washed in water and lime
• 1 tbsp cooking oil
• 1 tbsp of chopped onions
• 1 tbsp minced garlic
• 1 tbsp baking powder
• 1 lb flour
• 3 eggs
• 1/2 litre milk
• 1 tbsp creole hot pepper sauce…

Combine all the dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. Then slowly add the eggs, hot pepper sauce and milk. Add the cooked codfish. Now form the dough into 1 inch balls. Heat up the cooking oil in a frying pan and then spoon the balls into the frying pan and cook until golden brown – then remove and drain off well. You can serve with extra hot pepper sauce for dipping them into.

No pirate party would be complete without rum! So here are 2 recipes that include rum and would be great for your themed party. The pirate is someone who takes what they want from whoever they wish and does whatever they feel, and you can imagine that being very true with recipes like these!…

Planter’s Punch By The Pitcher:

• 1 cup of rum
• 1/4 cup of Southern Comfort
• 1/4 cup almond liqueur
• 1 cup pineapple juice
• 1 cup orange juice
• 1/4 cup of grenadine Juice of 3 limes…

Mix all together in a pitcher and add some ice cubes. Garnish with lime slices and cherries if you wish.

Anchors Away!:

• 1 oz spiced rum
• 1 oz white rum
• 1 oz coconut rum
• 1/2 ripe banana
• 3 oz pineapple juice
• Frozen strawberries (about 5 or 6 large ones)
• 1 slice of pineapple….

Combine everything in a blender with some ice and continue blending until smooth.

For dessert, I found 2 Youtube videos that you might be interested in checking out – one is about how to make a pirate cake and the other one is about how to make a treasure chest cake.  Both of these would look great on the table at your pirate party…

Try these recipes out for your pirate party, I think you will find that they are sure to be a hit. Along with some pirate props and decorations around your house, and your guests dressing up in pirate and pirate girl costumes you’re sure to have a great Halloween party this year!

Affiliate Disclosure: It is advisable to assume that any mention of a product or service on this website is made because there exist, unless otherwise stated, a material connection between the product or service owners and this website and should you make a purchase of a product or service described here the owner of this website may be compensated.  To learn more, please click here.

Home |  Contact |  About |  Privacy Policy | Sitemap

Technorati Tags: adult, an, and, cake, chest, chicken, codfish, drink, food, for, fritters, ideas, jerk, party, pirate, treasure

Here is a selection of our most popular styles of infant and toddler piratey costumes…

Lil’Pirate Cutie Child :
She’ll look the part in our darling Lil’ Pirate Cutie costume. The outfit includes white, black, and red dress with fringe trim on the front of the skirt, red and black headpiece with crossbones motif and gold trim, a black belt with gold trim. Skull and crossbones emblem is repeated throughout the costume.

Baby Pirate Bunting Costume :

This cute little outfit not only makes your little piratess look really cute, but will also keep her nice and warm and cozy this coming Halloween night when you are trick-or-treating, The outfit includes a pirate bunting with red waist sash and imitation suede lacing, and is finished off very nicely with an adorable little felt pirate hat that has a skull and crossbones screen print and ribbons hanging down on each side. She’ll definitely get lots of compliments dressed in this cute costume!

Pretty Pirate Princess Toddler :
This costume includes a red and black knee-length dress with skull and crossbones overskirt. A black pirate hat with gold and lace fabric trimming is also included to complete this sweet little swashbuckler’s look. Sword is not included.

Pirate Girl With Striped Skirt Toddler :
This dress features a black lace-up vest,a white ruffled short-sleeved satiny under-blouse, and the skirt portion is black and red-striped. Included, is a matching black and red-striped scarf for round her forehead and a black lace petticoat. Weapon is not included.

Sweet Swashbuckler Toddler/Child
Wearing this she’ll be a sea-faring and swashbuckling piratess! This costume includes a dress which features a white short sleeved top with a black skull and crossbones, a black rouged waist, and a red layered knee-length skirt. Also included is a red satin head scarf to complete this adorable swashbuckling look!

**If you need a pirate hat, boots, tights or weapons to accompany any of these outfits, you can find a huge selection in our pirate accessories and props section**

Affiliate Disclosure: It is advisable to assume that any mention of a product or service on this website is made because there exist, unless otherwise stated, a material connection between the product or service owners and this website and should you make a purchase of a product or service described here the owner of this website may be compensated.  To learn more, please click here.

Home | Contact | About | Privacy Policy | Sitemap

Technorati Tags: and, buccaneer, costume, costumes, girl, infant, lass, outfit, pirate, piratess, toddler

The Jolly Roger is the flag most popularly attributed to the notorious 18^th century pirate Calico Jack Rackham who is allegedly suspected to have been romantically involved with history s most famous female pirate, Anne Bonny. They allegedly had 2 children together. The flag was also known as Captain Death amongst pirates.

Historically, the flag was flown aboard the ships to frighten the pirates’ intended victims into surrendering without a battle, since the message it conveyed was that these attackers were ruthless outlaws who did not regard themselves bound by the usual rules of maritime law and therefore might have no qualms about slaughtering those they defeated.

If you do a quick search in the Oxford English Dictionary, it reveals that as early as 1724, the term Old Roger was what the British called the Devil and going further back, as early as 1540, a roger was a beggar or vagabond. Roger is also a derivative of rogue. So it s possible it might be that it was just slang for the sea-faring vagrants or a jolly roger.

The most common version of the Jolly Roger is the skull and crossbones symbol, usually with the bones placed crossing under the skull, but sometimes it can be with the skull super-imposed on top of the crossbones.

Pirates who did not belong to any particular nation would often make up their own personal flag so as they could spread their own infamy. Many pirates had custom flags that were quite different from the standard skull and cross bones on a background of black.

Affiliate Disclosure: It is advisable to assume that any mention of a product or service on this website is made because there exist, unless otherwise stated, a material connection between the product or service owners and this website and should you make a purchase of a product or service described here the owner of this website may be compensated.  To learn more, please click here.

Home | Contact | About | Privacy Policy | Sitemap

Technorati Tags: and, buccaneer, crossbones, flag, jack, jolly, pirate, roger, skull, symbol