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picture of recipeSazerac Recipe | MyRecipes
lemon peel,    anise liqueur,    peychaud's bitters,    rye whisky,    sugar syrup,    ice
Learn how to make Sazerac. MyRecipes has 70,000+ tested recipes and videos to help you be a better cook.
Instructions Checklist   Step 1   Stir together whiskey, simple syrup, bitters, and ice in a cock...


picture of recipeVieux Carre Recipe | MyRecipes
sweet vermouth,    peychaud's bitters,    angostura bitters,    benedictine,    rye whisky,    cognac,    ice
Instructions Checklist   Step 1   Fill 1 (8-oz.) glass with crushed ice. Pour rye whiskey and remaining ingredients into glass; stir. Serve immediately.   Advertisement   Advertisement   Pin Print More   Fa...


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picture of recipeSazerac Cocktail Recipe | olivemagazine
lemon peel,    sloe berry,    peychaud's bitters,    absinthe,    sloe gin,    rye whisky,    sugar syrup
A seriously punchy cocktail perfect for slow sipping during the winter months, that can be made classic or with a sloe gin twist
STEP 1   In a cocktail shaker or mixing glass filled with ice, combine e...


picture of recipeSazerac Recipe | olivemagazine
lemon,    sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    absinthe,    rye whisky
This short, stiff drink is a classic New Orleans cocktail made with cognac or rye. The Peychaud bitters and absinthe are crucial to the flavour of a sazerac
STEP 1   Put the sugar into an old fashioned...


picture of recipeSazerac | Recipes Wiki | Fandom
peychaud's bitters,    absinthe,    rye whisky,    brandy,    sugar syrup
The Sazerac originated in New Orleans, Louisianna and is based on a combination of Cognac and Peychaud's Bitters. A Cocktail consisting of whiskey, Sugar syrup and a dash each of Bitters and Perno...


picture of recipeSazerac Recipe | How to Make a Sazerac Cocktail
lemon peel,    sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    absinthe,    rye whisky
This Sazerac recipe will take you straight to New Orleans! Here's a look at the ingredients in a Sazerac, plus a guide that explains how to make a Sazerac.
Step 1: Prep your glass   Chill an old-fa...


picture of recipeVieux Carre Cocktail Recipe | olivemagazine
maraschino cherry,    sweet vermouth,    peychaud's bitters,    angostura bitters,    benedictine,    rye whisky,    cognac
Invented in New Orleans in the 1930s, fans of a manhattan, old fashioned or sazerac will love this complex cocktail, perfect for sipping on chilly evenings
STEP 1   Put all of the ingredients into a mi...


picture of recipeSazerac Recipe | Bon Appetit
star anise,    sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    angostura bitters,    absinthe,    rye whisky,    cognac
This potent New Orleans nightcap is as much about the aromatic absinthe rinse as it is the Cognac and rye.
Step 1   Place sugar cube in a mixing glass. Add Angostura and Peychaud’s bitters, then ...


picture of recipeEspresso Old Fashioned Recipe | Bon Appetit
lemon peel,    peychaud's bitters,    rye whisky,    bourbon whisky,    sugar syrup,    coffee
At Everyman Espresso, they serve this sans alcohol, but feel free to add a splash of brown before stirring.
Combine espresso, bourbon, if using, simple syrup, and bitters in a cocktail shaker and fill...


picture of recipeSazerac Cocktail Recipe | CDKitchen.com
lemon peel,    sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    angostura bitters,    pernod,    herbsaint,    rye whisky,    water,    ice
Hailing from New Orleans, this cocktail was named for the brand of cognac (Sazerac de Forge et Fils) used in the original version. Most modern versions now use whiskey instead of cognac.
Place the sug...


picture of recipePimm Bob Recipe | MyRecipes
tarragon,    orange,    lemon,    strawberry,    peychaud's bitters,    rye whisky,    club soda,    sugar syrup,    ice
Pimm Bob is what happens when an Old Fashioned cocktail meets a Pimm's Cup with a touch of Sazerac flair!
Instructions Checklist   Step 1   Muddle tarragon sprigs, lemon slice, orange slice, strawbe...


picture of recipeLe Vieux Carre Cocktail Recipe - Food.com
sweet vermouth,    peychaud's bitters,    angostura bitters,    benedictine,    rye whisky,    cognac
This is a signature drink of the Monteleone Hotel in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Their carousel lounge rotates slowly around the bar, so it's hard to tell if you get dizzy from the ride, or...

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picture of recipeAllen Katz's Sazerac | Martha Stewart
sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    absinthe,    rye whisky
Instructions Checklist   Step 1   Coat a well-chilled old-fashioned glass with absinthe. Discard most of the remaining liquid, leaving just a little in the bottom of the glass.   Advertisement   Step 2   A...


picture of recipeSazerac Cocktail (The Webtender)
lemon peel,    sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    angostura bitters,    absinthe,    rye whisky,    ice
Chill an Old Fashioned glass by filling with crushed ice. In another glass mix the sugar with the bitters dissolving the sugar. Add some ice, stirring to chill. In the Old Fashioned glass remove the i...


picture of recipeSazerac Cocktail – Recipes Network
lemon peel,    sugar,    peychaud's bitters,    pernod,    herbsaint,    rye whisky,    cognac
Step 1   Drop small dash of Herbsaint into a 3-1/2-ounce old-fashioned glass and swirl it around to coat the bottom and sides. Discard any extra. Combine sugar, bitters and cognac in a cocktail shaker ...





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