Pink Cougar
Shake with ice long and hard and pour into an chilled traditionally-over-sized cocktail glass. Garnish with a cherry.
- Cosmopolitan (Employees Only version) — Lemon vodka, Triple sec, Cranberry juice, Lime juice
Shake with ice long and hard and pour into an chilled traditionally-over-sized cocktail glass. Garnish with a cherry.
Stir, strain, lowball, 1 large cube
Slight smoky, bacon flavor version of an old fashioned. Grade B maple syrup makes a big difference. To make bacon infused bourbon : fry several bacon slices and pour into bourbon. Let Stand at room temp for a few hours and place in freezer. Remove fat and strain bourbon.
PDT Bar
Shake and strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with flamed orange twist.
Curated slightly - removed (fresh) in the note for the lemon juice - the Style Guidelines are pretty clear that we assume everything is fresh, etc...
1. Crush the coriander seeds with a mortar and pestle. Add the cilantro leaves and bruise them slightly.
2. Place the mixture in a large pitcher and add the orange juice.
3. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into another large pitcher, and serve cold.
Cool Waters (The Harvard Common Press)
Curated slightly - changed the unit on the cilantro to "leaf", and removed the note - we assume fresh ingredients already. Two quick questions: Is the tamarind paste added with the orange juice? It seems to be omitted from the instructions. Cocktails that are not your invention, but are taken from an authoritative source should be marked "Authentic" instead of "Original". I can go back and change these, if you'd like.
In a glass combine bourbon, allspice dram, honey syrup, lemon juice and bitters. Shake and strain into an ice filled Old Fashioned. Top with port.
You could up the St. Elizabeth allspice dram to 1/2 oz if you want, but I like how you get a hint of it in each sip vs. an upfront spice note.
Quite good. Made a second as a slight variation, swapping rye for bourbon, Wigle Landlocked Spiced (a spiced rum made with honey instead of sugar) for the honey syrup + pimiento dram, and orange for lemon.
Preheat the over to 375 degrees. Put the apples in a small roasting pan and sprinkle the sugar and cinnamon over them. Bake for about 35 minutes, until tender but still firm.
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Whisk together the ginger beer and cider in a large saucepan over medium-low heat. Warm the mixture, but don't allow it to boil.
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To serve, place an apple in each of 6 heatproof glass beer mugs, ladle in the wassail, and serve garnished with a dusting of nutmeg.
Zero-Proof Cocktails (Ten Speed Press)
Curated slightly - changed ground cinnamon to cinnamon, with ground in the notes.
I went back and forth on that before I submitted. In the end I felt that ground cinnamon is different than cinnamon (stick). It's a different ingredient actually and if I was scanning the ingredient list and had to go shopping for the cinnamon I'd pick up sticks instead of a jar of ground cinnamon. The "ground" is not the preparation you do at home to the cinnamon (although you could), it's the ingredient itself... Ground Cinnamon.
I'm not going to change it back, but I do feel it should be listed as Ground Cinnamon to avoid confusion.
Dan may chime in here, but from my perspective, it means I get an article in a queue called Ingredients without Pages named "Ground cinnamon", which means I get to write something about how ground cinnamon is different from cinnamon, which doesn't make a lot of sense. It's the same thing that happens with a lot of homemade syrups - people enter them as ingredients instead of attaching a note to the bottom as to how to make their rosepetal and moondust infused jaggery syrup.
The Notes/Processing box is for just that - you're telling people that the cinnamon should be ground before using. I think, and I think Dan would agree with me, that we should have as few ingredients as we can get away with. But I'll talk to him, and we'll see.
Zachary
Combine ingredients in tumbler.
Add ice.
Shake & Strain into chilled cocktail glass.
Garnish with flamed lemon twist.
Tangy but clean
Put first 1/2 egg white in the shaker. Next , put the Gin , strega , fresh lemon juice and the homemade syrup. Mix the egg with the other ingredients with a mixer , add ice and shake. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Add 4 drops of aromatic bitters and serve
The original Strega Sour have gin , Strega and lemon juice. This addition of egg white and the tea syrup makes this cocktail more creamy and tasty.
To make the honey syrup, take 2 parts of honey and one part hot earl grey tea and stir to combine.
Junior Ryan found this cocktail in the Playboy Host and Bar Book and did this variation. Result , he won the "Martin Miller's Gin Trade Up Competition".
Made by Jamie Boudreau :
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xnfwt8_how-to-make-yhe-strega-sour-coc…
Curated slightly to clean up the infused honey syrup. Moved instructions about the syrup to notes.
Stir all ingredients over cubed ice then julep strain into an old fashioned glass over fresh ice. Garnish with a lemon twist.
For a full on orange, use strong breakfast marmalade, it gives it some punch!
This cocktail is my Bacardi Legacy entry for 2012 and has so far been featured in Imbibe, The Floating Rum Shack, Culture Bar, The Reading Post and True Originals.
It will also be in Gaz Regan's 101 Best New Cocktails of 2012.
Shake and Strain into a cocktail glass with a half beet salt rim.
Beet tequila:1 bottle of tequila, 4oz of roasted beets. Infuse for 2 days.
Salted lime agave: Make agave syrup with 16oz of agave 16oz of hot water and steep 1/2oz salt and the zest of 4 limes for 24 hours.
Ted, if you could give us some instructions on how to make the beet infusion and the infused syrup, I could put them in the notes for you.
sure, I use 4 oz of roasted beets per liter for 48 hours. The salter lime agave I use 1/2 oz of salt and the zest of 4 limes infused for into a 1;1 agave syrup for24 hours.
Ted, sorry..... how much 1:1 agave syrup?
Moderated slightly to add instructions and to conform to PDT cocktail book, which specifies Four Roses, rather than the poster's Woodruff Reserve. Any bourbon would do, I'm sure.