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In our first episode, The Gentlemen of Elegant Leisure introduce themselves and then dive directly in to a Gin Sling circa 1800. 1 tsp of powdered white sugar 1/2 oz of water 2 oz of Hollands Gin (We used Boomsma) 3 ice cubes Grated nutmeg Stir with a spoon. This recipe is adapted from David Wondrich's fantastic book, Imbibe! (Page 186 in the 2nd edition) We used San Pellegrino water (because that's what we had) and followed his advice to use only 1/2 an ounce of water due to the lower alcohol content of todays booze. We muddled the powdered sugar with the water before adding the other ingredients. As Mr. Wondrich points out, if you don't have the fresh nutmeg, don't bother. The nutmeg adds the big ?!?!? to the drink! Following that, we journey to Singapore in the early 1900's to sample the Singapore Sling as served by the Singapore Cricket Club. Again we follow David Wondrich's recipe from Imbibe! 3/4 ounce fresh squeezed lime juice 1 1/2 ounces Gin 1 ounce Cherry Brandy 1/2 ounce Benedictine A few dashes of Angostura Bitters Club soda (We used the San Pellegrino) Ice Add all the ingredients to a Collins glass and stir briefly. Mmmmm. Cricket anyone? See you next time! 
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6/21/2017 08:39:46 pm
This is the best cooking episode. I personally watch this and learn a lot about cooking. New mums who are weak in cooking, must watch this because his explaining very helpful. 9/9/2017 10:20:01 pm
The idea of this show is great and give the wonderful recipe to their audience that they never taste. The idea of this show is very unique and this episode tells about the good will of the management. This episode is so wonderful and full of excitement. Leave a Reply. |
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