1 1/2 oz Gin (Bombay Dry)
3/4 oz Lemon Juice
1/2 oz Sweet Vermouth (Noilly Prat)
1/2 oz Campari
1/2 oz Raspberry Syrup
1 dash Peychaud's Bitters
1 Egg White
Shake once without ice and once with ice, and strain into a cocktail coupe. Perhaps a few drops of Peychaud's Bitters swirled into the egg white froth would be a decent garnish here.
In continuing on with Negroni Week, I recalled how well Campari and raspberry syrup recently worked in the
Frank Hinton and previously in drinks like the
Turn Signal. Therefore, I decided to mashup the Negroni with the
Clover Club and used the recipe from Green Street that included Peychaud's the mix. Once assembled, the Negroni Club presented a raspberry, orange, and pine aroma. Next, lemon, orange, and berry notes on the sip shuffled toward gin, bitter orange, and anise on the swallow
4 comments:
is ingredient list missing egg white?
Thank you -- I added it just now, but strangely I had it in the tags and in the instructions.
Thanks! Yeah, it looked like it was made with an egg white and the dry shake gave it away. I just couldn't tell if 1/2 or entire egg white was best. I'll give this one a try later this week. (And thanks for your posts!)
That's more of a preference thing and doesn't change the recipe's essence. I only do less than an egg white if (1) I'm making more than 1 drink or (2) I work at a bar that batches egg whites in a squeeze bottle. Otherwise, I hate wasting things (other than the yolk, that is -- although there are yolk-only drinks).
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