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 Cocktails and Mixed Drinks
Garnish with a slice of orange, a slice of lemon, and a cherry.
Garnish with a slice of orange and a cherry.
Shake with a few cubes of ice, then strain into a cocktail glass.
www.mit.jyu.fi /~mannikko/drinks.html   (315 words)

  
 The Big Apple: Rob Roy (cocktail)
Build over ice in Rocks glass, or Stir & Strain into a chilled cocktail glass to serve up, Garnish with a cherry, * For a Perfect variation, use equal parts of Sweet & Dry vermouth, Garnish with a Twist, Use only Dry vermouth for a Dry version, Garnish with a Twist
It is probably correct that the “Rob Roy” cocktail began at the Waldorf in 1894 or soon thereafter, although we do not have early historical confirmation of this.
The Rob Roy, according to The Old Waldorf-Astoria Bar Book by Albert Stevens Crockett, was named after a Broadway show of the same name, so it’s possible that it dates back to around 1894 when Rob Roy, the operetta by Reginald De Koven, opened in Manhattan.
www.barrypopik.com /article/455/rob-roy-cocktail   (286 words)

  
 Vermouth wine-based short-drink recipes
Strain into a cocktail glass, garnish with a lemon twist, and serve.
Strain into a chilled cocktail glass, add a twist of orange, and serve.
Shake all ingredients with ice, strain into a cocktail glass, and serve.
www.drinksmixer.com /cat/1563   (200 words)

  
 wicked lounge...
Garnish with a wedge of pineapple, straws and a cocktail umbrella.
Pour into an iced tulip glass and garnish with a slice of orange speared through a cocktail sword with a maraschino cherry.
Combine all of these ingredients into a cocktail shaker and shake well.
www.rit.edu /~bxj3927/cocktails.html   (122 words)

  
 TheDrinkShop.com: Sidecar : Cocktail Recipe
Garnish: ; Orange and lemon slice and cocktail cherry
Prepare a cocktail glass by frosting the outside of the rim with granulated sugar.
Assemble all the ingredients in a cocktail shkaer and shake well with ice.
www.thedrinkshop.com /cocktails/detail.php?cocktail_id=50   (145 words)

  
 Martini Cocktail : Food Facts & Trivia
Standard Martini garnish is an olive, garnish it with a pearl onion and it is called a Gibson.
The Martini, gin and vermouth, is probably the most popular and widely consumed cocktail.
The Martini's popularity has waxed and waned, and its recipe has changed considerably over the years.
www.foodreference.com /html/fmartini.html   (274 words)

  
 Home Bartender Recipes
Pour into the cocktail glass and garnish with the twist of lemon peel or olive.
Prepare as for Dry Martini but garnish with a cocktail onion.
For a Bloody Caesar use Clamato juice (clam juice with tomatoes) in place of the tomato for an unusual seafood cocktail in a glass.
www.angelfire.com /ar/tennispro/drinks.html   (649 words)

  
 Cocktails H-M
Strain into a cocktail and garnish with a slice of lime.
Kangaroo Cocktail - Kappa Colada - Kentucky Coffee - Kentucky Colonel - Kentucky Toddy (cold) -
Hawaiian Cocktail - Hawaiian Punch - Hazy Shade of Winter - Headless Horseman - Hell Mary - Hemingway -
www.cocktails.foryou.com.au /myweb/cocktailshm.htm   (648 words)

  
 wicked lounge...
Pour into an iced tulip glass and garnish with a slice of orange speared through a cocktail sword with a maraschino cherry.
Garnish with a wedge of pineapple, straws and a cocktail umbrella.
Combine all of these ingredients into a cocktail shaker and shake well.
www.rit.edu /~bxj3927/cocktails.html   (122 words)

  
 TheDrinkShop.com: Sidecar : Cocktail Recipe
Garnish: ; Orange and lemon slice and cocktail cherry
Prepare a cocktail glass by frosting the outside of the rim with granulated sugar.
Assemble all the ingredients in a cocktail shkaer and shake well with ice.
www.thedrinkshop.com /cocktails/detail.php?cocktail_id=50   (122 words)

  
 Martini Cocktail recipe
The Gibson, made with the addition of a cocktail onion, and Hemingway's Montgomery both create a refined taste, yet still borrow from the Martini.
Robert Hess, author of the cocktail website Drinkboy.com recalls "In many cases, any drink that might previously have been called a "Cocktail", was now a type of Martini."
Rather, it's inspiration to classics like the Cosmopolitan, Negroni Cocktail, and the Bronx is significant.
www.drinksmixer.com /drink5058.html   (970 words)

  
 The USBG Home Page
Fructuoso Prado of the Beverly Hilton, has earned the right to compete against bartenders from 42 other nations at the International Cocktail Competition to be held in Sweden.
Garnish: Strawberry with a sprig of mint dusted with powdered sugar.
The Long Drink Competition was held at the Westin Hotel in Long Beach, California, USA on May 2, 1999, and was a great success.
www.angelfire.com /biz/usbg   (135 words)

  
 Garnish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
They may make a cocktail seem more festive, like a cocktail umbrella in an exotic drink, or a celery stalk in a Bloody Mary (cocktail), or when a Mai Tai is garnished with all manners of tropical fruit.
A garnish may make food extra special, such as a maraschino cherry on top of ice cream.
They may give a color contrast, for example when parsley or chives are sprinkled on potatoes.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Garnish   (330 words)

  
 Grab A Cocktail On Tracey's Page
Serve in a cocktail glass garnished with a cherry.
Cocktails are a mixture of spirits as a base and other flavours.
Strain into a tall glass or hollowed-out coconut and garnish with a maraschino cherry and a stick of pineapple.
www.traceyjane.freeserve.co.uk   (702 words)

  
 Fruit Cocktail. Farmer, Fannie Merritt. 1918. The Boston Cooking School Cookbook
Chill thoroughly, serve in double cocktail glasses, and garnish with candied cherries and leaves.
Remove pulp from grape fruit, and mix with shredded pineapple, bananas cut in slices and slices cut in quarters, and strawberries cut in halves, using half as much pineapple and banana as grape fruit, and allowing four strawberries to each serve.
Pour over a dressing made of one-third cup Sherry wine, three tablespoons apricot brandy, one-half cup sugar, and a few grains salt.
www.bartleby.com /87/r1781.html   (702 words)

  
 How to mix the cocktail 'Bronx Terrace'
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with the ice, shake, strain into a martini glass, garnish with a Spiral of Lime.
www.howtomixcocktails.com /cocktail/114.htm   (22 words)

  
 How to mix the cocktail 'Brandy Alexander'
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with the ice, shake, strain into a martini glass, sprinkle with Ground Nutmeg, garnish with a Strawberry.
www.howtomixcocktails.com /cocktail/38.htm   (24 words)

  
 Cocktail - Suggested Servings
To distinguish the Caesar from the Bloody Mary, we always salt the glass's rim and garnish with celery.
dash of Worcestershire sauce (pronounced "what's-this-here-sauce") with several splashes of horseradish- the Caesar doesn't refresh, rather it soothes a craving for a cocktail of substance.
A Caesar served without peaks of ice will be ruined by the horseradish, but one with the proper amount of ice can be made as spicy-hot as you'd like.
webmonkey.wired.com /cocktail/96/40/ss.html   (24 words)

  
 Swingin' Montreal - Cocktails - Classic Caesar
While at first glance this may appear to be a Bloody Mary, one sip proves that the Caesar deserves independent status.
Stir the mixture and garnish with a celery stalk.
The Caesar was invented in the late 60's in Calgary, Alberta by the bartender at the Westin Hotel, to mark the opening of the hotel's Italian restaurant.
www.swinginmontreal.com /cocktails/caesar.html   (24 words)

  
 How to mix the cocktail 'Zombie 2'
Combine all ingredients (except 151 proof Demerara Rum) in a cocktail shaker with the ice, shake, strain into a highball glass filled with ice, float the 151 proof Demerara Rum on top, garnish with a Slice of Orange, Slice of Lime, and a Sprig of Mint, serve with a Straw and a Stirrer.
www.howtomixcocktails.com /cocktail/279.htm   (53 words)

  
 How to mix the cocktail 'Zombie'
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with the ice, shake, strain into a highball glass half filled with Crushed Ice, garnish with a Wedge of Pineapple, serve with Straws.
www.howtomixcocktails.com /cocktail/40.htm   (30 words)

  
 Daily Lush Magazine: Know Your Mixed Drinks
It consists of the ingredients in a proper cocktail, with brandy as the typical liquor, along with liqueur, and a fruit peel garnish.
This drink has an interesting geneology: The Crusta is father to the sidecar cocktail and grandfather to the margarita.
There is no clear etymology for the word cocktail, and the reason for its usage is equally elusive.
www.dailylush.com /archives/know_your_mixed_drinks.html   (519 words)

  
 Screwdriver cocktail
A somewhat obscure variant of this cocktail as an astronaut screwdriver substitutes Tang for orange juice.
A screwdriver is a simple and popular cocktail made with vodka and orange juice.
There are a plethora of books on the market which outline the history of spirits and garnish with anecdote.
www.freeglossary.com /Screwdriver_cocktail   (513 words)

  
 Martini Cocktail recipe
The Gibson, made with the addition of a cocktail onion, and Hemingway's Montgomery both create a refined taste, yet still borrow from the Martini.
Robert Hess, author of the cocktail website Drinkboy.com recalls "In many cases, any drink that might previously have been called a "Cocktail", was now a type of Martini."
The most popular belief construes the Martini as a take off the Martinez, whose history (notably independent of the californian town) is equally as obscure.
www.drinksmixer.com /drink5058.html   (968 words)

  
 The Spirit World - The Manhattan Cocktail
As with most cocktails, it is next to impossible to determine exactly how or when the Manhattan first came into existence but it was probably first concocted in New York City's Manhattan Club, probably in 1881 or 1882.
Thus far on our little cocktail journey, we’ve danced around some of the classic cocktails without really addressing what could be considered as the two quintessential pre-prohibition cocktails, the Manhattan and the Martini.
Traditionally, a Manhattan Cocktail is made with rye whiskey.
www.wellfed.net /thespiritworld/spiritworld.php/2006/04/10/the_manhattan_cocktail   (1068 words)

  
 How to mix the cocktail 'Grasshopper'
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with the ice, shake, strain into a martini glass, garnish with Grated Chocolate and Maraschino Cherry.
www.howtomixcocktails.com /cocktail/745.htm   (23 words)

  
 From Sandi's Recipe File - Fruit Cocktail Cake
Serve cake warm with whipped cream or extra fruit as a garnish.
From Sandi's Recipe File - Fruit Cocktail Cake
In a bowl, mix together flour, baking soda and salt.
www.sandisrecipecorner.com /recipe1192M.htm   (23 words)

  
 Brandy Cocktail #1 - Drink Lord - The World's Finest Mixed Drinks and Drinking Games
Brandy Cocktail #1 has been seen seen 63 times.
Garnish with the twist of a lemon peel and serve.
Stir with ice and strain into a cocktail glass.
www.drinklord.com /content/go/drinking/cocktails/762   (120 words)

  
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Pour in a shaker, with ice and serve in a cocktail glass frosted with strawberry.
Pour in a shaker, with ice and serve in a cocktail glass.
When warm, ignite the brandy and pour in a flaming stream into the cocktail glass.
www.foodbar.co.kr /cocktail16.htm   (120 words)

  
 Bartending School Journal
Garnish makes a difference in taste for cocktails with simple ingredients such as Martini drinks.
Many cocktail drinkers say that a cocktail should be enjoyed by its taste, its texture and its colour.
Besides fruits, there are many other items you can use to decorate a drink: celery sticks for Bloody Mary, cinnamon powder for Irish Coffee, little cocktail umbrella for tropical cocktails.
www.cocktailtimes.com /indepth/bsj/003.2.html   (202 words)

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