Showing posts with label Gin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gin. Show all posts
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Cranberry Gin Fizz
If it's December, there must be a bag of cranberries in my refrigerator at all times. So many delicious possibilities. Cranberry sauce, cranberry bread or my personal favorite, orange cranberry scones. So, which have I made? Um...OK, time got a little away from me this month.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Thyme and Nectarine Gimlet
So, last week a made a nectarine cocktail because I couldn't resist the sweet aroma of them on display in my market. Well, this week, I walked in there with the intention of buying pineapples but those were right next to the nectarine display, still sitting there, wafting nectarine smells in my direction. Who could resist wafting nectarines?
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Gin and Cucumber Smash
The first time I heard of cucumbers being used in a cocktail, I was both intrigued and doubtful. I mean, I really love cucumbers but the thought of drinking them seemed so odd. But I guess the intrigued part won out because I looked up a recipe and quickly threw together the drink. Nope. Not remotely appealing. Bitter and overly savory, it was more medicine than delightful refreshment. I shelved the idea.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Pear & Thyme Gin Fizz
I seem to be a little obsessed with thyme these days. Slow braised beef dishes, veggie sides, you name it and I toss a little thyme in it. So why should cocktails be any exception?
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Springtime Martini
Hooray for the first day of spring! It may take a little while longer for the snow to melt and the cherry blossoms to flower but I'm happy nonetheless. This winter has lasted way too long and I'm ready to celebrate its departure.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Strawberry Thyme Gin Fizz
Last year, my good friend Heidi created a line of flavored syrups, called Not So Simple Syrup, and I had the pleasure of trying a few of them. She and I are bonded in our love of cocktails and natural flavors are important to both of us. She works with a local bottler and uses only fresh ingredients. I was impressed the first time I tried them.
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