COCKTELERIA . UN BUEN MARTINNI PARA EMPEZAR

COCKTELERIA . UN BUEN MARTINNI PARA EMPEZAR

Aquí les pongo unas recetas de cocktelería que preparaba cuando era bartender, las que están en ingles son una recopilación de varias clásicas que me encontré por ahí y las que están en español son algunas estelares y unas que invente, por cierto, actualmente no se usa mucho el azúcar en la cocktelería y lo sustituyen por jarabe natural pero depende de cada tender, no están todas las recetas, pero por lo menos espero les sirva esta información.

MIS BEBIDAS

AFTER HOUR MARTINNI

Se sirven los ingredientes enfriados con un shaker en una copa para martinni, esta la invente yo por el gran gusto que le tenían unos clientes al buchannans.

ARGENTINA EXÓTICA

Los ingredientes se sirven en las rocas, esta se la hice a una argentina que me cayo bien y me pidió le hiciera una bebida.

GENIFER 4 AM

Se sirve con hielo en un highball , esta la invente por obvias razones para una chiquilla canadiense.

RADIACTIVO 02

Se sirve en una copa de cognac y se flamea después de vierte en un vaso old fashion y se toma completo, este lo hice por ciertos conocedores que querían un sabor diferente.

ESTELARES

CHISPAS EN LA NOCHE

Se sirven los ingredientes en una copa de cognac se apagan las luces, se flamean, se deja caer un poco de canela sobre ella y salen chispas, después se vierte en otra copa de cognac y se toma

DERRAME CEREBRAL

Se sirve en un caballito y se chorrea en las paredes granadina se pone una lámpara debajo del caballito para ver el efecto.

MARTINNI SMOKE

Se sirven los ingredientes enfriados por un shaker en una copa de martinni y se hecha humo de cigarro con un popote poco a poco hasta dejar una pequeña atmósfera de humo sobre el martinni.

MANHATTAN

Se sirve en las rocas en un vaso old fashion

Vodka Recipes

Both the Poles and the Russians claim the flory of inventing vodka. Vodkas producted in either of these countries, being expensive imports, are wasted in mixing cocktails. They are best drunk neat. Vodka produced locally, with a milder and less distinctive taste, is more suitable for mixing with other ingredients. The Harvey Wallbanger is perhaps the most popular vodka-based cocktail.

BLACK RUSSIAN

Pour over ice in an old fashioned glass

ORIGINAL WHITE RUSSIAN

Pour over ice in an old fashioned glass. Add whipped cream

SCREWDRIVER

Pour over ice in a highball glass

BLUE LAGOON

Blend until frozen. Top up with lemonade in a highball glass.

HARVEY WALLBANGER

pour over ice in a highball glass and float galliano

KANGAROO

Stir with ice in a mixing glass and strain into a cocktail glass, or strain over ice in an old fashioned glass. Decorate with lemon twist.

SALTY DOG

Fill a tall glass with ice and vodka and grapefruit juice. Add a pinch of salt and stir well.

VODKA DASH

Pour vodka into an old fashioned glass. Add lime juice. Stir gently.

BIKINI

Shake ingredients with cracked ice. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

COSMOPOLITAN

Give the ingredients a thorough shaking with some ice then pour through a strainer into a chilled cocktail glass.

Brandy Recipes

There are almost as many brandies on the market as there are cocktails. Some, such as the finest Cognacs and Armagnacs, are too fine and too expensive for use in cocktails. For the novice cocktail mixer, the wisest course is to select a three-star brandy.

The fruit brandies, such as Calvados (apple), Kirsch (cherry), apricot and peach, are not really brandies but liqueurs, however they often blend well with brandy in a cocktail.

BRANDY ALEXANDER

Shake and strain into a champagne glass

BRANDY RIVIERA

Pour over ice in a champagne glass. Serves two

GOLDEN DREAM

Shake and strain into an old fashioned glass

BRANDY CRUSTA

Shake and strain into a sugar-rimmed champagne glass

BETWEEN THE SHEETS

Shake over ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

FRIVOLOUS FILLY

Blend over ice, strain into a cocktail glass and decorate with kiwi fruit

ROMANA

Shake ingredients over ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

PASS THE BUCK

Shake ingredients over ice. Pour over ice in a tall glass. Top up with dry ginger ale and decorate with grapes.

CLASSIC SIDECAR

Shake ingredients over ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

BRANDY ANIS

Shake ingredients over ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

BRANDY GUMP

Shake with ice and strain into a frosted cocktail glass.

MOULIN ROUGE

Pour the brandy and pineapple juice over a few blocks of ice in a Highball glass. Spash in the fizz.

DEPTH CHARGE

Shake ingredients with ice. Strain into a cocktail glass and hang twist of lemon on the rim.

DIZZY DAME

Shake ingredients with ice and pour into a tumbler. Serve up with a maraschino cherry.

Bailey's Irish Cream Recipes

The Match Maker

Mix anything with Bailey's Irish Cream and the chances are you will have a taste sensation. There seems to be on limit to the number of ingredients you can use. You can even be daring and marry it with other liqueurs.

This is because Bailey's has the interesting ability to bring the components of a cocktail into harmony and make a drink that will be acceptable to many.

But remember, Bailey's is made from fine Irish Whiskey blended skillfully with equally fine Irish cream and so has an alcoholic content high enough to command respect. You might grow fond of its distinctive creamy, chocolate-like taste with that undercurrent of Whiskey but you might not care for it the day after.

IRISH SOMBRERO

Shake ingredients over ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a slice of strawberry.

IRISH BANANA

Blend until smooth and serve in a champagne glass.

OLD BAILEY

Blend ingredients with ice. Strain into a large brandy balloon.

MARY McGINTY

Blend ingredients over ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

LOVING EYES

Shake and strain into a champagne glass

FLYING HIGH

Pour over ice in a small cocktail glass

HOME MAID

Shake and strain into a champagne glass

LAST STRAW

Shake and strain into a champagne glass

YELLOW ROSE OF TIPPERARY

Blend ingredients except Chartreuse over ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Float Chartreuse on top.

BAILEY'S IRISH COFFEE

Three quarter fill a large glass with hot black coffee. Add sugar to taste. Add Bailey's. Float cream on top and decorate with grated chocolate.

Mixed Cocktails

Something for Everybody

A mixture of cocktails with a variety of bases. There is a cocktail for everybody here - dry, sweet, creamy, strong and mild. These are some favourite oldies and some new ones.

CHOCOLATE BABY

PARIS PEACH

JELLY BEAN

CHOC MINT

Shake and strain into a champagne glass

PIRATE'S PLUNDER

Blend until smooth and serve in a highball glass.

TROPICAL COCKTAIL

Blend until smooth and serve in a highball glass.

Rum Recipes

Rum will be forever associated with the West Indies, its true home, and the Royal Navy, its second home. Rum comes in various clours and strengths - and the strong versions are pretty powerful. White rum, which is colourless, was originally known as Cuban rum.

Locally made rum is an excellent base for cocktails because its flavour blends particularly well with fruit juices and other spirits. It is the base for one of the great cocktails, the Daiquiri.

Note: 1 measure = 45 ml

LIGHT RUM COCKTAIL

Shake the ingredients well with ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

DAIQUIRI

Shake the ingredients well with ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Decorate with a cocktail cherry.

LITTLE DEVIL

Shake the ingredients well with ice and strain into a cocktail glass.

PARISIAN BLONDE

Shake the ingredients well with ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Decorate with orange slices.

BANANA COLADA

Add a scoop of ice and blend until smooth. Serve in a champagne glass.

LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON

Pour all ingredients into blender, blend until smooth, then strain into serving glass.

RUM AND COCONUT

Place ingredients in a blender with ice. Strain into a large glass and decorate with banana and strawberry.

BLUE HAWAIIN

Shake ingredients over ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with pineapple slice and a cherry.

Gin Recipes

Gin was originally produced in Holland in the sixteenth century from a distillation of juniper berries, and used as a medicine. In the eighteenth century it acquired a reputation as a rather vulgar drink, but today it is once more considered respectable.

Gin is the most widely used of all spirits for cocktails; it is the basis for all Martini cocktails and the popular Tom Collins. Besides dry gin, there are others - subtly flavoured with fruit. Sloe gin is the best known of these; it is made from the fruit of the wild blackthorn.

BLUE LAGOON

Pour ingredients, one after the other, into a highball glass filled with ice, stir withswizzle stick if desired.

NEGRONI

Pour ingredients, one after the other, into a highball glass filled with ice.

BARRIER REEF

Pour all ingredients into a shaker, shake, then pour into a highball glass

BLUE BAYOU

Pour gin, Galliano, vermouth and curacao into shaker, shake, then pour into highball glass. Top with lemonade.

FRENCH 75

Pour gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup and ice into shaker, shake, then strain into serving glass. Top with champagne.

CLOVER CLUB

Pour all ingredients into shaker, shake, then strain into serving glass.

BRONX

Shake the lot with ice cubes and strain into a wine glass. This could also be served on the rocks in an Old-fashioned glass. Decorate with a slice of orange.

GINGER ROGERS

Shake with ice. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass and serve up with a maraschino cherry.

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