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Using a barspoon , give a quick stir to mix the ingredients. 3/4 oz Passionfruit Syrup 1/4 oz Lime Juice 3 Mint Leaves 4 oz of Soda Water/Club Soda INSTRUCTIONS: Muddle mint leaves in a Collins glass. You can make syrups, muddle them into cocktails, and create garnishes. Top with ginger beer.
Ingredients 1 cup fresh raspberries 1 cup vodka 4 cups lemonade 2 cups club soda Ice Lemon slices and extra raspberries for garnish Instructions Muddle the fresh raspberries in a pitcher. Just before serving, stir in the club soda. Top with club soda. And you can eliminate the vodka to make a family-friendly drink.
They are usually a paltry 9″ long, which is the precise length to ensure that you’ll bust your knuckles open on the side of your pint glass/cocktail shaker every time you muddle a Mint Julep. This hardwood muddler is a full 12″ long to save your knuckles and muddle your mint leaves, herbs, & fruit to perfection!
Here are a few popular options for rum in mojitos: Cuban-style Rum Mojitos originated in Cuba, and traditionally, Cuban-style rums such as Havana Club are a popular choice. Gently churn the mixture with a barspoon or swizzle stick, then top with club soda. Pebble ice is preferred, but not mandatory.
Simple syrup 1 oz Lemon juice ¼ barspoon Cinnamon 1 Egg white Instructions Combine all ingredients and shake. Allspice dram 3 drops Thyme tincture** Club soda Instructions Use a fine strainer and pour the pear triple syrup into a shaker. . Top with club soda.
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Old Fashioned 2 oz bourbon 1 sugar cube 2-3 dashes Angostura bitters Orange peel Technique: Muddle sugar with bitters, build, stir 3. Classic Martini 2.5 oz gin or vodka 0.5 oz dry vermouth Orange bitters (optional) Garnish: Lemon twist or olive Technique: Stir with ice, strain into chilled glass 2.
Sparkling Beverages: Prosecco (like La Marca), Champagne (like Veuve Clicquot), and club soda. Tools: Shaker, strainer, muddler, jigger, and barspoon. Cucumber Mint Gin Fizz: Muddle cucumber and mint with gin, lemon juice, and simple syrup. Top with club soda. Top with club soda. Top with club soda.
BarSpoon: For effortless stirring and layering of ingredients. A long-handled barspoon is essential for reaching the bottom of tall glasses. This is especially important for cocktails with muddled ingredients or small ice shards. Stir in a circular motion, ensuring the spoon reaches all parts of the mixing glass.
BarSpoon: A long-handled barspoon is essential for stirring and layering ingredients, especially in tall glasses. Mixers: Fresh juices (lemon, lime, orange) and quality sodas (club soda, ginger ale) are essential. Jigger: Precise measurements are crucial for balanced cocktails.
BarSpoon: For stirring cocktails that should be gently mixed rather than shaken (though less common for brunch cocktails, still good to have). A good barspoon with a twisted handle not only looks elegant but is also functional for layering drinks. Top with sparkling wine or club soda (for a less boozy option).
BarSpoon: For effortless stirring and layering of ingredients. A long-handled barspoon is essential for reaching the bottom of tall glasses and for controlled stirring. A wooden or silicone muddler with a flat or toothed end is recommended, depending on the ingredients you're muddling.
Light rum, often aged briefly, offers a subtle sweetness and works wonderfully in refreshing mojitos with a wintery twist (think muddled cranberries and fresh mint). Rum: Both light and dark rums have their cherished place in holiday mixology. Ginger beer offers a more intense ginger flavor and less sweetness compared to ginger ale.
75 oz Simple Syrup 6-8 Mint Leaves Cucumber Wheel for garnish Instructions: Muddle mint leaves gently in a shaker. Muddling: Muddling is used to extract the flavors from fresh ingredients like fruits, herbs, and spices. Avoid over-muddling, which can make the drink bitter. Tullamore D.E.75 75 oz Fresh Lime Juice.75
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