HI, it’s me! And I come baring refreshing summer cocktails… because it finally sort of feels like summer in Seattle! These are bright and fresh, a little sweet, slightly savory, and super herbaceous, with muddled shiso leaves and cucumbers, gin (I used Hendricks for that extra floral/herbal kick), lemonade and a splash of pineapple juice (though a muddled chunk of fresh pineapple would be the way to go if you have it!), and a sparkly splash of Serrano DRY to finish it off.
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Showing posts with label gin. Show all posts
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Tropical Garden Party Cocktail
HI, it’s me! And I come baring refreshing summer cocktails… because it finally sort of feels like summer in Seattle! These are bright and fresh, a little sweet, slightly savory, and super herbaceous, with muddled shiso leaves and cucumbers, gin (I used Hendricks for that extra floral/herbal kick), lemonade and a splash of pineapple juice (though a muddled chunk of fresh pineapple would be the way to go if you have it!), and a sparkly splash of Serrano DRY to finish it off.
Labels:
dry soda,
dry sparkling,
gin,
serrano cocktail,
serrano DRY,
shiso leaf,
summer
Friday, December 20, 2013
Cranberry Gin Fizz
Are you guys all ready to have a holly, jolly, merry, bright, drinky, fizzy holiday? I am! Pick me!
Christmas break has begun and it's officially time for some holiday spirit. Holiday spirits, rather.
Cranberry Gin Fizz
For each drink:
1 ounce (shot) good quality gin (I like Hendricks)
Juice from a quarter or half a lemon
2 ounces cranberry simple syrup (recipe below)
Champagne or prosecco
Frozen cranberries (on a pick, or otherwise)
Add gin, lemon juice, and cranberry syrup to a cocktail shaker with ice, and shake until cool. Strain into glass, then top off with bubbles. Add more lemon or syrup, to taste. Add frozen cranberries to keep cool.
Note: this a strong boozy drink. To make a little less strong, you can use soda water instead of prosecco, or leave out the gin, and just do prosecco, cranberry syrup, and lemon.
Note: this a strong boozy drink. To make a little less strong, you can use soda water instead of prosecco, or leave out the gin, and just do prosecco, cranberry syrup, and lemon.
Cranberry Simple Syrup
2 cups fresh or frozen cranberries
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1 cup water
Combine all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil, then reduce heat, and let simmer for about 15 minutes. Strain through a fine mesh sieve, and cool before using.
Makes about a cup and a half.
Labels:
bubbles,
cocktails,
cranberries,
cranberry simple syrup,
gin,
holidays,
prosecco
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