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www.seriouseats.com
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| | | | | How many ways are there to enjoy a martini? Over at Slate, Troy Patterson has given a lot of thought to this question. He staged a Tournament of Martinis, in the pattern of the NCAA basketball tourney. Starting with 80 recipes (yes, 80), he paired drinks up and let them battle for supremacy. He includes martini variations that I don't think of as such: for example, martinis with Chartreuse, Scotch, elderflower liqueur, or lime juice. Patterson's path is fun to read, but I have no intention of duplicating his work. Instead I want to focus on just a few elements of the martini: the ingredients, the ratio, the preparation, and the presentation, along with a little history. | |
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www.terristeffes.com
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| | | | | Spicing Up Your Hibachi Party with Japanese-Inspired Drinks and Dishes | |
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twothirstygardeners.co.uk
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| | | | | We've been at various shows demonstrating how to make two easy home grown cocktails: a Minty Cucumber Cooler and Rhubarb Collins. Here are the recipes... | |
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geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com
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