THE MODERN OLD-FASHIONED
Update the traditional old-fashioned with this innovative recipe from Danny Meyer's "Mix Shake Stir" (2009; Little, Brown and Company). Also try:Mortoni, Cranberry Daiquiri
Provided by Martha Stewart
Categories Food & Cooking Drink Recipes Cocktail Recipes
Yield Makes 1 cocktail
Number Of Ingredients 8
Steps:
- Place 3 of the dried cherries and 1/2 ounce of pear liqueur in a small bowl; let stand until cherries are plump. Thread cherries onto a small skewer; set aside. Fill a rocks glass with ice; set aside.
- Place 4 slices pear, lemon juice, and remaining cherry in the bottom of a cocktail shaker; muddle using a muddler or back of a wooden spoon. Add ice, bourbon, remaining 1 ounce pear liqueur, simple syrup, and bitters; cover and shake vigorously until well combined.
- Strain into prepared glass and serve immediately garnished with cherry skewer and remaining pear slice.
OLD-FASHIONED HOT CHOCOLATE RECIPE FROM THE 19TH CENTURY
This old-fashioned 19th century hot chocolate recipe is a rich dark chocolate drink that you can customize the way you like it.
Time 8m
Number Of Ingredients 5
Steps:
- Heat a cup of water until it is nearly at a boil.
- Add the square of chocolate and stir well, letting the chocolate melt and simmer in the hot water for a few minutes.
- Then add in the amount of sugar or other sweeteners that you like and any milk or cream that you may want.
- Pour the hot chocolate into your favorite cup or mug and add a pinch of nutmeg or other spices if you like.
- (An optional step if you want a froth on top would be to pour the chocolate back and forth from the pot to the cup several times from a height to create that foam or to which the chocolate while it is in the pot before pouring it into your cup.)
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