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I don’t consider LA to be a part of this country, that goes in the international categoryI'd put the 405 up against that any day.
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I don’t consider LA to be a part of this country, that goes in the international categoryI'd put the 405 up against that any day.
I have all those ingredamints except for the orgy syrupCreated at least 73 years ago to celebrate the Army-Navy football game day, this cocktail "balances the tartness of fresh lemon juice" with sweet, creamy orgeat syrup and Angostura bitters that add depth, according to Amy Traynor of MoodyMixologist.com. There, Traynor has beverage recipes for any occasion.
Ingredients
Instructions
- ¾ ounce lemon juice, fresh or bottled (if using fresh, requires 1 or 2 lemons, depending on size) + 1 lemon to make twists for garnish (optional)
- 2 ounces gin
- ½ ounce orgeat syrup
- 1 dash Angostura bitters (can substitute other bitters such as chocolate or cherry)
- Edible flowers for garnish (optional)
1. If using fresh lemon, juice it into a small bowl.
2. Fill your cocktail shaker three-quarters full with ice.
3. Add gin, lemon juice, orgeat syrup and bitters to cocktail shaker. If using a jigger, pour and measure each ingredient into the jigger one by one, then add to cocktail shaker.
4. Shake until chilled and combined, then strain into coupe glasses.
5. Garnish with a lemon twist and edible flowers if desired.
umm, helloI have all those ingredamints except for the orgy syrup
Wooooo?I have all those ingredamints except for the orgy syrup
An earthquake would’ve been over in the time it took to watch that gif. After seeing all the destruction from last night, I double down on my preference for them over ‘naders.
That's what my new bottle of Wild Turkey is for.Just drink yourn liquor straight like a normal person.
Whiskeys straight, yeah. Clear liquor begs for accompaniments.
Those aren't much different than pictures of my hometown after tornadoes there,Joplin MO
before and after
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Yuck. I hope that’s not an expensive mixer…I have all those ingredamints except for the orgy syrup
"Do you want to get ants? Cause that's how you get ants"One of my earliest memories is having to go hide down there because of a tornado and being pissed because I was eating a piece of cake, and my mother wouldn't let me take it to the basement with me.
"Do you want to get ants? Cause that's how you get ants"
We could eat in two places: the table, or the back yard. No where else in the house. And the reason was always "you'll bring ants or roaches"Hahaha, yeah, I was too young to remember why she wouldn't let me take it into the basement, just that she wouldn't let me take it into the basement ... and that it was my grandmother's chocolate cake, which is the same chocolate cake the Cali family has been making for, well, I think it's now on the 5th generation.
That doesn't change that I'd chose a tornado over an earthquake.
I spent plenty of hours during one spring or another down in the root cellar with the transistor radio (noaa weather radio station KIH 43).
Shaken and not stirred...Bombay Sapphire martini, glance at but don't add Vermouth, and keep the olive
I hate the original with a burning passion. I don't think I will give this a chance. I HATE THE ORIGINAL!
Chilled gin or vodka in a glass is not a martini. The oldest publication of a martini recipe mentions gin and dry vermouth as ingredients. The cocktail morphed from 50-50 to 5-to-1 to the absurdity of dry vermouth in misting bottles. Today, “martini” is associated with the shape of a glass more than the recipe for a cocktail.Not necessarily. Bombay Sapphire martini, glance at but don't add Vermouth, and keep the olive or cocktail onion on the side so the brine doesn't pollute it.