BrokeAssAggie said:
Anyone got a good "Christmas Cocktail"? something for the ladies using Gin or Tequila.
https://www.empressgin.com/signature-cocktails/
Filter the list for winter and pick one to your liking.
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https://www.empressgin.com/signature-cocktails/
Filter the list for winter and pick one to your liking.
BrokeAssAggie said:
Anyone got a good "Christmas Cocktail"? something for the ladies using Gin or Tequila.
I made something for a Christmas party yesterday. Its basically an Infante with some cranberry syrup and bubbles added
2 oz tequila
.75 lime juice
.75 Orgeat
.5 cranberry syrup
Top with champagne/sparkling cider, whatever floats your boat.
Garnish with the cranberries you steeped in the simple syrup and a sprig of rosemary. Dust em with sugar for a snowy effect.
My favorite winter cocktail is a Negroni variant.
One part Hampden Rum (Smith and Cross or Appleton would work as well as long as it has that Jamaican funk)
One part Amaro Nonino
One part Carpano Antica
One part Hampden Rum (Smith and Cross or Appleton would work as well as long as it has that Jamaican funk)
One part Amaro Nonino
One part Carpano Antica
Pretty good on this cold day.
Looks awesome!
SpiderDude said:
Looks awesome!
Thanks! That means a lot coming from you.
Couple more I made today
Looks great! What's in it?
I forgot to add the club soda, but probably would've watered it down anyway.
Thank for sharing. And great choice on the benchmark FP. Really good value, especially for mixing.
Thanks! BM pretty good neat too
Looking for an Espresso Martini recipe.
I also do not have an espresso machine to make fresh espresso.
I also do not have an espresso machine to make fresh espresso.
AgsMnn said:
Looking for an Espresso Martini recipe.
I also do not have an espresso machine to make fresh espresso.
Might take a little extra work then I bet. Maybe you can do an extra fine ground pour over to do this?
Not the most complicated cocktail. All the ones I have seen tend to revolve around this base style. You'll see random recipes about people switching out an ingredient here or there, or riffing on it in some other way.
[url] https://www.ketelone.com/vodka-drinks/espresso-martini/[/url]
AgsMnn said:
Looking for an Espresso Martini recipe.
I also do not have an espresso machine to make fresh espresso.
I've used this in the past. Beats having to purchase a machine.
You can use a moka pot as well.
I made this last night. Testing it out this evening. My limes were not the freshest.txaggie05 said:
I've started making lime "super juice" using lime, citric acid, and Malic acid. I'm not going to pretend to understand the chemistry behind the oleo citrate, etc., I just know it works and tastes basically the same, if not better. It's fridge stable for at least two weeks and keep more in the freezer. Can get ~ 8oz of juice out of one lime.
Here's a couple videos. First is more of the background/original approach and the second is a good way to scale it.
Wow never heard of this. Where did you source your malic acid?
Sazerac said:
Wow never heard of this. Where did you source your malic acid?
Amazon is your friend.
I called the local homebrew supply and he sells it by 2 oz packages. I would check there because it's used to treat homemade wine.
I previously searched a few fancy grocery store websites (think Whole Foods/Central Market) with no luck. Searched the web for ideas that weren't by the pound at Amazon and brew supply shop popped up.
https://www.brewhoundsupplies.com/ if you're in Fort Worth area.
I previously searched a few fancy grocery store websites (think Whole Foods/Central Market) with no luck. Searched the web for ideas that weren't by the pound at Amazon and brew supply shop popped up.
https://www.brewhoundsupplies.com/ if you're in Fort Worth area.
First pass and the cocktail (Mai Tai) is weak. It could be too much ice or wrong rum choice. Was also trying to kill a bottle. I'm making another batch with fresh limes. The peeling is much easier.
Went back with a known great recipe and used the new juice. It seems to taste much better. The lime has more depth of color than my previous batch.
Left is the new batch and right is yesterday's batch with older limes. Same number of limes (3) gave me 14.5 grams more peel by mass. More zest and oil equals better flavor. Same number of limes (3) made nearly a quart of juice the second time around.
Left is the new batch and right is yesterday's batch with older limes. Same number of limes (3) gave me 14.5 grams more peel by mass. More zest and oil equals better flavor. Same number of limes (3) made nearly a quart of juice the second time around.
Pecan Old Fashioned
Bourbon (I used WT Rare Breed for this one)
Pecan simple syrup
Angostura bitters
Orange bitters
For the simple syrup, boil 1.25 cups of water. Add 1 cup brown sugar and half cup of fresh pecans. Reduce to simmer for 25 minutes, let cool then strain into mason jar.
Mix 1oz simple syrup, bourbon, and bitters over large ice rock in a lowball glass. Garnish with orange peel and candied pecans.
Bourbon (I used WT Rare Breed for this one)
Pecan simple syrup
Angostura bitters
Orange bitters
For the simple syrup, boil 1.25 cups of water. Add 1 cup brown sugar and half cup of fresh pecans. Reduce to simmer for 25 minutes, let cool then strain into mason jar.
Mix 1oz simple syrup, bourbon, and bitters over large ice rock in a lowball glass. Garnish with orange peel and candied pecans.
That sounds really delicious
Can't believe I haven't seen this one on this thread, been making these lately...
Blood and Sand
Equal parts all ingredients
.75 oz
Orange juice
Highland scotch (I prefer Tomatin 12)
Cherry herring (I use juice from my brandy cherries instead)
Sweet vermouth
Add all ingredients to a shaker w/ ice
Shake until chilled
Strain into coupe glass
Garnish with an orange peel or cherry. I prefer the orange peel
Blood and Sand
Equal parts all ingredients
.75 oz
Orange juice
Highland scotch (I prefer Tomatin 12)
Cherry herring (I use juice from my brandy cherries instead)
Sweet vermouth
Add all ingredients to a shaker w/ ice
Shake until chilled
Strain into coupe glass
Garnish with an orange peel or cherry. I prefer the orange peel
I've been enjoying this Irish take on a Manhattan.
Dubliner
2 ounces Jameson Black Barrel
1/2 ounce Grand Marnier
1/2 ounce sweet vermouth
3 dashes orange bitters
Garnish: 1 Luxardo Cherry
Add the whiskey, Grand Marnier, sweet vermouth and orange bitters into a mixing glass with ice and stir until well-chilled.
Strain into a chilled martini glass.
Garnish with cherry.
Dubliner
2 ounces Jameson Black Barrel
1/2 ounce Grand Marnier
1/2 ounce sweet vermouth
3 dashes orange bitters
Garnish: 1 Luxardo Cherry
Add the whiskey, Grand Marnier, sweet vermouth and orange bitters into a mixing glass with ice and stir until well-chilled.
Strain into a chilled martini glass.
Garnish with cherry.
Streetfighter 02 said:
First pass and the cocktail (Mai Tai) is weak. It could be too much ice or wrong rum choice. Was also trying to kill a bottle. I'm making another batch with fresh limes. The peeling is much easier.
What's your Orgeat recipe?
Holiday Cocktail Recipes I wrote down from my IG feed:
This Redemption High Rye pick makes for an excellent Manhattan!
MGP goodness!!!
Cheers!!!
I've been making these lately. They are deadly.
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/610d3d48529e701246f94bd0/t/619bb288b9d0083287331feb/1637593736071/roisterOldFashioned.pdf
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/610d3d48529e701246f94bd0/t/619bb288b9d0083287331feb/1637593736071/roisterOldFashioned.pdf
holy *****HTownAg98 said:
I've been making these lately. They are deadly.
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/610d3d48529e701246f94bd0/t/619bb288b9d0083287331feb/1637593736071/roisterOldFashioned.pdf
Insert 'ain't nobody got time fo dat' gif.
Thank you for the recipe SpiderDude!
Made the kiddos the cider mocktail version as well. Big hit!
Made the kiddos the cider mocktail version as well. Big hit!
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