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FrogPrincesse

FrogPrincesse


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49 minutes ago, KK said:

 

Thanks for the incredibly fast response!  I'm really excited to find a group of people going through this book like I am, and glad to know it's not a big deal if I don't have all those bitters.  

 

 In reference to your latest post (Park Life Swizzle), anyone have recommendations for homemade falernum recipes?  (I did a quick search of this site, but came across much older posts - perhaps someone has come across something better since?)

 

You are very welcome. And you picked a great cocktail book to go through!

 

About falernum recipes, I did a review of published recipes a while back. Based on it, I've been very happy with the recipe that Adam Elmegirab posted on eGullet. That's my go-to recipe, and it has a great shelf-life too. 

Whatever you do, don't buy Taylor's velvet falernum. Its flavor is so weak, it's is a joke... Like clove flavored syrup. That's one case where it absolutely pays off to make your own.

FrogPrincesse

FrogPrincesse

34 minutes ago, KK said:

 

Thanks for the incredibly fast response!  I'm really excited to find a group of people going through this book like I am, and glad to know it's not a big deal if I don't have all those bitters.  

 

 In reference to your latest post (Park Life Swizzle), anyone have recommendations for homemade falernum recipes?  (I did a quick search of this site, but came across much older posts - perhaps someone has come across something better since?)

 

You are very welcome. And you picked a great cocktail book to go through!

 

About falernum recipes, I did a review of published recipes a while back. Based on it, I've been very happy with the recipe that Adam Elmegirab posted on eGullet. That's my go-to recipe, and it has a great shelf-life too. 

Whatever you do, don't buy Taylor's velvet falernum. Its flavor is so weak, this is a joke... Like clove flavored syrup. That's one case where it absolutely pays off to make your own.

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