Erik Satie Cocktail
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Muddle thinly sliced apple with few dashes of cinnamon in a shaker. Add ingredients, shake and strain into a cocktail glass.
Just a thin slice about a 1/4" thick should do it and come through.
Shake with ice, serve up. No garnish.
I "invented" this and enjoyed it enough to add it to KC. Subsequently found the Kon-tini, but I think my proportions and the use of only dark rum make a much better drink.
Shake with ice and strain into coupe - garnish with pomegranate seeds
Reduce apple cider to 25% of original volume, simmering over low heat with preferred mulling / baking spices such as cinnamon, allspice, cloves, and cardamom
Started by working from Josey Packard's Northern Spy, but no Apricot spirit, reduced/spiced apple cider & different bitters
Curated this slightly - moved instructions for the cider reduction to the notes section. I'm guessing that the 1 ounce of cider is post-reduction?
Thanks,
Zachary
Thanks - yes, I wanted the ingredient to be "spiced and reduced apple cider" but didn't think that merited adding a new ingredient - hopefully folks will read the notes before they start mixing as it requires hours to reduce and cool the cider. I am thinking of trying it with cider syrup and spicing the demerara in a future iteration.
Stir and strain into a cocktail glass. Important: NO substitutions.
For the skiers of Utah.
Shake, strain into a highball over ice and ginger beer, garnish with a slapped mint sprig, serve with straw.
Jungle Bird meets El Diablo. If made with Lemon Hart 151, call it a Hoatzin. Cut the Old Monk with Smith & Cross for extra fun.
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Dry shake, shake, strain into a highball rimmed with cocoa powder, top with ginger beer, garnish with more powder.
To perfume egg whites: place whole eggs in an airtight container with a 2” piece of peeled ginger overnight. Separate and use normally.
Stir, strain, up, twist.
Shake, strain into a highball over ice and soda, garnish with a slapped mint sprig, serve with straw.
Fred Yarm's suggested improvement to Jackson Cannon's Theresa No. 4, itself a variation of Rafael Ballesteros' Teresa cocktail. Variation numbered by me.
Curated this - added the apple and cinnamon from the instructions. How much apple is appropriate here?
Thanks,
Zachary