The Littlest Sasquatch

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mascarah:

Somehow I found myself having not the best of evenings, some professional frustrations just caught up with me, feeling a bit homesick, and the rest is too personal to blog about. Sigh.
What’s an easy way to cure that? A dessert and a fabulous drink. And with Derby on the mind, as well as the south…without further ado…
CLASSIC MINT JULEP
4 sprigs fresh mint
1 teaspoon water
1 teaspoon super duper fine sugar
2 ounces bourbon
INSTRUCTIONS
Muddle 3 mint sprigs, the water, and the sugar in a highball or collins glass or a silver julep cup.
Fill the glass with crushed ice, and pour in the bourbon.
Garnish with the remaining mint sprig.
Side note: Can we have a Derby party - anyone??


Let me just say….we just had a pre-Derby party, complete with mint juleps, and they are really just a way to justify drinking straight liquor. That’s totally fine with me, but don’t think a few sprigs of mint and a tiny bit of water and powdered sugar are going to mask the taste of pure bourbon.

iansanity:

mascarah:

Somehow I found myself having not the best of evenings, some professional frustrations just caught up with me, feeling a bit homesick, and the rest is too personal to blog about. Sigh.

What’s an easy way to cure that? A dessert and a fabulous drink. And with Derby on the mind, as well as the south…without further ado…

CLASSIC MINT JULEP

  • 4 sprigs fresh mint
  • 1 teaspoon water
  • 1 teaspoon super duper fine sugar
  • 2 ounces bourbon

INSTRUCTIONS

  • Muddle 3 mint sprigs, the water, and the sugar in a highball or collins glass or a silver julep cup.
  • Fill the glass with crushed ice, and pour in the bourbon.
  • Garnish with the remaining mint sprig.

Side note: Can we have a Derby party - anyone??

Let me just say….we just had a pre-Derby party, complete with mint juleps, and they are really just a way to justify drinking straight liquor. That’s totally fine with me, but don’t think a few sprigs of mint and a tiny bit of water and powdered sugar are going to mask the taste of pure bourbon.

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