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A Juneteenth “Cocktale”, The Red Order No. 3
Do It for the Cocktail Culture and cocktail creator Jake Lara came together to craft this refreshing summertime sip inspired by Juneteenth. A mixture of the month June and the…
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Rum Swizzle Cocktail
The rum swizzle is a popular tropical cocktail that's more fun to mix than most. Seen by many as Bermuda's national drink, there are countless ways to make a rum…
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Citrus-Flavored Margarita Salt
Margarita salt is a fabulous addition to margaritas and other cocktails. The saltiness intensifies a drink's sweet and sour flavors, and flavored salts give it a nice boost. While you…
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Birthday Cake Shot
Sweet, delicious, and festive, the birthday cake shot is nothing short of fun. It's also easy to make, and a great use for that bottle of cake vodka stashed away…
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Quinine-Free Tonic Syrup
Tonic syrup is the flavored sweetener used to make tonic water, and it typically includes quinine derived from cinchona bark. Quinine is responsible for tonic's dry, semi-bitter taste, but too…
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Breakfast Martini
The breakfast martini is a modern classic in the cocktail scene. Created in London in the late 1990s, it's a gin sour enhanced with orange marmalade for a bittersweet taste.…
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Sourdough Biscuits
This recipe is great for sourdough bakers who do not like wasting starter. It's also for those inevitable days when you get your starter all fired up for making bread,…
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Sourdough Rolls Recipe
Those of us who maintain a sourdough starter generally bake crusty, lean, French-style breads. But soft, enriched breads like these dinner rolls are a great way to use your starter,…
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Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls
Sourdough is a much slower way to do cinnamon rolls, but it is definitely worth it. There’s nothing cozier than the scent of cinnamon and sourdough that wafts from the…
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Sourdough Bagels
These naturally leavened sourdough bagels are a nice change from the traditional recipe that uses yeast. They have a mild tang and chewy texture that can only come from old-world…
