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re: Old Fashioned Recipe?
Posted on 8/7/14 at 10:43 am to WB504
Posted on 8/7/14 at 10:43 am to WB504
Buckle up, this thread will be 78 pages in no time.
To me, an old fashioned is more about the technique than anything else. Traditionally you should use bourbon or rye, but really any dark liquor will work. Its a very subtle blend of citrus, bitters, sugar, and booze. Thats it. I personally like to use a sugar cube which I rub over an orange. I then drop the sugar cube into a mixing glass, douse it with a few shakes of bitters (pick one, anyone), and then a splash of water. I mix this up until it dissolves. Now add in three fingers of dark spirit of choice. Ice, stir, strain into a rocks glass with ice. A strip of citrus for a garnish.
To me, an old fashioned is more about the technique than anything else. Traditionally you should use bourbon or rye, but really any dark liquor will work. Its a very subtle blend of citrus, bitters, sugar, and booze. Thats it. I personally like to use a sugar cube which I rub over an orange. I then drop the sugar cube into a mixing glass, douse it with a few shakes of bitters (pick one, anyone), and then a splash of water. I mix this up until it dissolves. Now add in three fingers of dark spirit of choice. Ice, stir, strain into a rocks glass with ice. A strip of citrus for a garnish.
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