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Sazerac 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...
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| Sazerac Cocktail Recipe - Food.com lemon peel, bitters, pernod, rye whisky, bourbon whisky, sugar syrup I'm sure any native of N'Awlins would tell you this recipe is far too flexible to be authentic, but you may find it enjoyable nonetheless. The traditional version INSISTS on rye whiskey, Peych...
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Sazerac Cocktail Recipe | Martha Stewart lemon, sugar, bitters, pernod, rye whisky, water, ice Learn how to make Sazerac, a classic cocktail from New Orleans that's part of a wider history of traditionally Southern cocktails. Instructions Checklist Step 1 Fill 2 old-fashioned glasses wit...
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| Sazerac Recipe | Martha Stewart anise liqueur, lemon, sugar, bitters, pernod, herbsaint, rye whisky, water, ice This traditional New Orleans cocktail gets its taste from rye whiskey and anise-flavored liqueur. Here's how to make it for your next cocktail or dinner party. Instructions Checklist Step 1 Fil...
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| Sazerac anise liqueur, sugar, angostura bitters, pernod, pastis, rye whisky, ice 1) Pour a splash of the Pernod or pastis into a chilled glass. Swirl to coat the glass, then discard the excess. 2) Soak the sugar cubes with the bitters and drop into the glass. Crush the cubes with...
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| Sazerac 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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