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Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere. Garnish with an expressed orange swath.
- The Nutty Professor — Islay Scotch, Hazelnut liqueur, Bitters
Stir, strain into old fashioned glass with a large cube or sphere. Garnish with an expressed orange swath.
Shake and strain into a coupe. Garnish with a Griottine cherry.
I prefer a lighter London dry gin, but a variety of gins work
Bored in quarantine with a bottle of Giffard Rhubarbe I had yet to open.
Dry shake all ingredients except Campari and mint garnish, pour into an old fashioned glass two-thirds filled with crushed ice. Top with additional crushed ice, float the Campari and garnish with mint sprig.
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Shake; strain; up.
Lovely opaque sunshine yellow color.
Lots of differing recipes (some involving apricots) exist for this drink. I wasn't sure if Lawlor intended me to leave the egg yolk intact in the drink (as some other recipes specify), but anyway I chickened out and shook the whole thing.
C. F Lawlor, The Mixicologist (1895), p. 51.
Shake, strain, up, garnish.
Shifted to 1.25 oz bourbon, 0.75 oz triple sec for balance.
Shake all ingredients with ice for 15 seconds, strain into a chilled coupe or an iced old fashioned glass. Garnish with a strawberry half and jalapeno strip.
I've made this both with Zucca and Abano, no clear preference, depends on my mood (and the customer).
Combine ingredients in a shaker tin with ice. Shake and fine strain into a chilled coupe glass with a cinnamon-sugar rim.
For the Fig & Clove infused Cognac take 750ml of cognac and place in a large container with a 1/2 cup of dried figs, halved, and 3 or 4 whole cloves. Seal and put in a cool, dry place for 3 to 5 days, shaking daily. Fine strain and place in a clean bottle and keep for 2 weeks in the cooler.
I’ve found that Remy1738 works well.
Created at Elliott’s Oyster House circa 2012. A variation on the classic Sidecar, the Benson Streetcar was a famous streetcar that ran in Seattle.
Shake; strain over soda on ice; collins
To infuse the Mezcal: add 25g hibiscus flowers for a 750ml bottle of Mezcal and soak for 4 hours.
I did it a proportional amount of hibiscus for about 10 minutes with a single NO2 charge from an iSi whipper. Worked great.
Stir everything but the orange twist over ice. Strain into a coupe or Nick and Nora glass. Garnish with an orange twist and a raisin. Enjoy.
Inspired by the "Foregone Conclusion" cocktail in Brad Parson's Amaro book.
As of November 2020.
Check it out. Drink it. Love it. Drink it again.
Lovely - but way too big for a normal Nick & Nora. Put it in an Old Fashioned glass with a big rock, then sit back and enjoy.
Only a standard 3 oz drink, so not too big for a traditional cocktail glass
Did you use Cynar 70 rather than regular Cynar (based on your picture) ?
Excellent. Originally I misread the ingredients as Gran Gala and sub'd Pierre Ferrand Dry Curacao and thought "wow, that's a lot of orange". This time I sub'd Campari and loved it. Complex. Everything I like about a Vieux Carre and a Boulevardier.
Being strapped for ingredients, I used equal parts cheap brandy, Japanese whisky, classic Cynar, and Gran Classico. The result is nutty, boozy, a little sweet - a great slow sipper.
This is very good for those wanting a flavorful sweet and bitter cocktail with a variety of flavors. I have developed a fondness for Gran Classico and this only adds to its working repertoire (and Cynar likewise.) The real benefit (to me) is that this cocktail makes excellent use of Bonal, which has too often been a component in my merely "good", but not very good/great cocktail category. I am considering using Bonal as a direct substitute for the extinct Secrestat Bitter (a gentiane based aperitif rather than simply a bitter) in some historic French cocktails.
Def worth the bottles out.
Combine with ice and shake well. Serve in a lowball over ice