Recipes

Blood and Sand

1 Mins read
Scroll to recipe
Share
Blood and Sand

Blood and Sand

amanda

Equipment

  • - Shaker: Used for mixing ingredients together thoroughly, particularly important in drinks with multiple components or when ice is used to chill the mixture.

  • - Jigger (Measuring Tool): Used for accurately measuring out precise amounts of each ingredient to maintain balance of flavors and strength.

  • - Bar Spoon: A long spoon primarily used to stir drinks, but also suitable for muddling herbs or fruits at the bottom of a glass.

Ingredients

  • 1/4 cup (2 ounces) Scotch

  • 2 tablespoons (1 ounce) sweet vermouth

  • 1 dash orange bitters

  • 1 cup ice cubes

  • 1/4 cup (2 ounces) cherry ale

  • Orange juice (200g is approximately 3/4 cup, but measurement is very precise in molecular gastronomy)

  • Versa-Whip* (a very precise scale is needed to weigh ingredients in fractions of grams, I dont think it makes sense to give volume measurements)

  • Xanthan gum*

Instructions

1

Instruction 1

In a medium bowl, combine 200 grams orange juice, 2.5 grams Versa-Whip (available online), 1/2 gram xanthan gum (also available online). Use immersion blender with whisk attachment to whip juice into foam.
2

Instruction 2

In chilled cocktail shaker or pint glass, stir together Scotch, vermouth, bitters, and ice until well combined. Strain into chilled double old-fashioned glass and top with cherry ale and orange foam.
You may also like
Recipes

hot-buttered-rum

1 Mins read
Introduction Discover the cozy warmth and delightful flavors of a timeless classic. The Hot Buttered Rum recipe invites you to indulge in…
Recipes

Fish Vermicelli with Fresh Dill and Pineapple Sauce

1 Mins read
Introduction Dive into the delightful world of flavors with “Fish Vermicelli with Fresh Dill and Pineapple Sauce”, a unique culinary experience that…
Recipes

Endive and Chicory Salad with Grainy Mustard Vinaigrette

2 Mins read
Introduction This Endive and Chicory Salad with Grainy Mustard Vinaigrette is a delightful combination of the earthy, slightly bitter flavors of Belgian…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *