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Well known as the name of a Soviet-era Russian machine gun, a cocktail drank in many former Soviet countries such as Lithuania and Russia is named it after it. To make the cocktail: 1. Fill a shot glass 3/4 full of vodka 2. Cut a lemon slice so that you may rest it on top of the shot glass covering half of the opening. 3. Put sugar (and cinnamon if you wish for more flavor, but the cinnamon is not necessary) on top of the lemon slice. 4. Fill the rest of the shot glass with absinthe, pouring it so that it passes over the lemon slice. 5. Light the lemon slice on fire. 6. After the slice has burned out, take the shot and eat the lemon. Voila, a Kalashnikov.
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