Posts Tagged ‘sugar cube’
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The Original Daiquiri
2 lime wedges, or more as needed 1 sugar cube 1 1/2 ounces light rum Up to 1 teaspoon Simple Syrup (optional, for balance if limes are bitter)
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Satsuma Scotch Old Fashioned
1 slice of satsuma orange 1 maraschino cherry 1 sugar cube 3–4 drops Gary Regan’s orange bitters ½ oz simple syrup 2 oz Dewar’s Scotch In a rocks glass, muddle satsuma, cherry and sugar cube. Add bitters, simple syrup and Dewar’s. Add ice and serve immediately. — from Cafe Adelaide
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Old Fashioned (NOLA Style)
In a rocks glass muddle… ½ slice orange 1 sugar cube 1 Maraschino cherry 2 drops Angostura bitters 1 ½ oz Jim Beam In a rocks glass muddle orange, sugar, cherry and bitters. Add Jim Beam and rocks, top with soda. No garnish.
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Scotch Old Fashioned
1 orange slice 1 Maraschino cherry 1 sugar cube or 1 teaspoon granulated sugar 3 dashes Angostura bitters 1 1/2 ounces Scotch 1 ounce club soda Muddle together the orange, cherry and sugar in the bottom of a rocks glass. Add the bitters and the scotch and stir well. Add ice to the glass and top […]
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Ladies Who Launch
The Cocktail Chicks, friends and cocktail community gathered to celebrate the launch of www.inthelandofcocktails.com and another opportunity to renew and rebuild our host city, New Orleans. Fun, feathers, some standing on the bar and, of course… great food and cocktails.
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SWIZZLE THE VOTE!
Interesting time to launch our latest adventure – Election 2008. No matter your take on things it has been long… very long. And far more interesting than usual. All factors calling for a serious cocktail.
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Champagne Cocktail
1 sugar cube 6 quick dashes Angostura bitters Chilled champagne, to fill the glass Lemon twist for garnish Place the sugar cube in the bottle of a Champagne glass and drop the bitters onto it. Fill the glass with champagne and garnish with the twist. Serve immediately.
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The Most Important Cocktail… er, Day of the Year
All of the talk and debating ends on Tuesday. Some of us will be happy with the outcome and others will not be easily consoled.