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Pineapple upside-down cake in the form of a cocktail is the perfect way to end a dinner party.
Pineapple upside-down cake in the form of a cocktail is the perfect way to end a dinner party.
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This recipe is by Gabriella Mlynarczyk. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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A quick and easy recipe for a slushy cherry Old Fashioned cocktail.
A quick and easy recipe for a slushy cherry Old Fashioned cocktail.
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This recipe is by William L. Hamilton. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This drink, intended as a holiday-season quaff, is a simple riff on the French 75, a Prohibition-era Champagne cocktail that includes lemon juice, simple syrup and —depending on which scholar or bartender you consult — gin or Cognac (Both versions taste good.) Substituting for the traditional spirit is flavorful, fruity apple brandy (make certain you get the bonded version) and peaty Scotch (either single malt or blended will do, as long as there’s plenty of smoke on it) The two are natural liquid partners
This drink, intended as a holiday-season quaff, is a simple riff on the French 75, a Prohibition-era Champagne cocktail that includes lemon juice, simple syrup and —depending on which scholar or bartender you consult — gin or Cognac (Both versions taste good.) Substituting for the traditional spirit is flavorful, fruity apple brandy (make certain you get the bonded version) and peaty Scotch (either single malt or blended will do, as long as there’s plenty of smoke on it) The two are natural liquid partners
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Jeffrey Morgenthaler, the bar manager of Pépé Le Moko and Clyde Common in Portland, Ore., enjoyed amaretto sours as a young man As a bartender, he embarked on a project to make a better version of this often-mocked drink, which was typically composed of just amaretto and sour mix He boosted the alcoholic strength by mixing in nearly a full ounce of overproof bourbon, replaced the sour mix with real lemon juice and added an egg white — a common ingredient in many sour recipes from the past
Jeffrey Morgenthaler, the bar manager of Pépé Le Moko and Clyde Common in Portland, Ore., enjoyed amaretto sours as a young man As a bartender, he embarked on a project to make a better version of this often-mocked drink, which was typically composed of just amaretto and sour mix He boosted the alcoholic strength by mixing in nearly a full ounce of overproof bourbon, replaced the sour mix with real lemon juice and added an egg white — a common ingredient in many sour recipes from the past