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National Margarita Day🍹: A Celebration of the Iconic Cocktail

National Margarita Day is coming up on February 22nd this year. It’s a fun holiday to celebrate the popular margarita cocktail. Lots of people enjoy margaritas, especially in the summer. The drink is made with tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur. It has a tangy, citrusy taste that people love.

National Margarita Day provides an opportunity for people to come together and celebrate this iconic drink. It’s a time to appreciate the Margarita’s unique flavors, versatility, and cultural significance. Many bars, restaurants, and cocktail enthusiasts participate in the festivities by offering special Margarita promotions, hosting Margarita-themed events, or crafting new and creative Margarita recipes.

History of National Margarita Day

National Margarita Day is all about celebrating this yummy tequila drink, but where did it come from? No one knows for sure, but there are two fun stories!

One says a bartender named Danny whipped one up in the 1930s for a customer who couldn’t stomach most alcohol. He mixed tequila with lime and salt for a smoother sip, and boom, the margarita was born!

The other story says it evolved from another drink called the Daisy, originally made with different liquors but eventually switching to tequila and adding orange liqueur for more punch.

So, the margarita’s origin is a delicious mystery, but National Margarita Day is the perfect excuse to enjoy this refreshing drink, salty rim or not!

How To Celebrate National Margarita Day

Celebrating National Margarita Day can be a fun and enjoyable experience. Here are some ideas on how to celebrate this special day:

Enjoy a Margarita at a Bar or Restaurant: Visit your favorite bar or restaurant known for their Margaritas and indulge in a delicious Margarita. Many establishments offer special Margarita promotions or menu items on National Margarita Day, so take advantage of the opportunity to try something new or savor a classic Margarita recipe.

Host a Margarita Party: Set up a fun bar with tequilas, mixers, fresh lime, and toppings. Let everyone mix their own masterpieces and hold a taste-off! Don’t forget fancy glass rims and yummy snacks to complete the fiesta!

Try Different Margarita Variations: National Margarita Day is your chance to get fancy with this classic drink! Don’t settle for the usual – try adding fresh fruits like strawberries, mango, or watermelon, or spice things up with jalapeños or habanero. Feeling adventurous? Freeze it for a cool treat! Find recipes online or unleash your inner mixologist and invent your own unique margarita. Cheers!

Attend Margarita Tastings or Events: Check if there are any Margarita tastings, workshops, or events happening in your area on National Margarita Day. Some venues or mixology schools may offer special Margarita-focused events where you can learn about the history, techniques, and art of crafting Margaritas. It’s a great opportunity to expand your knowledge and palate while enjoying the festivities.

Make Homemade Margaritas: Snuggle up and celebrate National Margarita Day at home! Grab some tequila, orange liqueur, lime juice, and ice (recipe optional!), and whip up your own delicious margaritas. Feeling creative? Play with the ratios or add a twist with fresh fruits or herbs. Cheers to a cozy celebration, margarita-style!

Facts and Stats about Margarita

Margarita reigns supreme as the most popular cocktail, with a whopping 60% of Americans favoring this tequila-based delight.

According to a NielsenIQ CGA survey, the Margarita reigns supreme as the most popular cocktail in the United States, with 60% of cocktail enthusiasts favoring it. This classic concoction is followed by the daiquiri (44%), piña colada (36%), Long Island iced tea (33%), and the refreshing mojito (29%).

In the United States, annual margarita sales are estimated to surpass a whopping $800 million each year.

Frozen margaritas have indeed become a popular choice, accounting for approximately 80% of margarita sales at restaurants and bars.

To celebrate the grand opening of the Margaritaville Casino at The Flamingo hotel in Las Vegas, a massive margarita named “Lucky Rita” was created. It took a monumental effort, requiring approximately 300 hours and 60 people to prepare.

58 countries imported over 100,000 liters of tequila in 2023. Among them, 7 saw imports surge past 100%, with Ukraine (+421%), Switzerland (+176%), and Estonia (+131%) leading the pack.

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Diaboys at a Crane Asada with Hispanic S/O/Reader: Mukami edition

Ruki

Please warn him in advance. Like, minimum one week ahead of time

He wants time to study up on your culture and language to impress both you and your family

Tbh he can study for a week straight and still feel incredibly under prepared

When you guys arrive, he’s going to try and speak as much Spanish as possible throughout the entire event.

His Spanish is not fantastic, but for a beginner, it’s not half bad.

Doesn’t mind the music but good lord why is it loud??

Of all the drinks served there, his favorite is sangria soda

He thought it was actually wine and he felt so sophisticated that you didn’t have the heart to tell him…your dad did on the way out though

Again, the music is really loud for his taste but damn he’s amazing at Tango ;)

He find the food to be delicious, but heavy. His favorite dish being menudo

You need to help him because your abuelita keeps pushing tamales onto his plate and no mater how hard he tries, he can’t say no to her sweet face

Hates the beer your dad and tios are drinking but he will participate in any guy talk they’re having and they’re gonna enjoy it cuz Riki’s gonna mispronounce some words

He’s surprisingly good with kids so your younger cousins love him. He tired out after a few games so you’ll have to save him

Will absolutely help clean up afterwards. Your mom ain’t touching a single dish because he has designated himself as the night’s dishwasher

Kou

So Kou is canonically a famous idol, and if K-pop Stans have taught me anything…it’s that being part of a different culture/country doesn’t stop their love of their favorite artists

So if you have family that’s a huge fan of Kou’s music…maybe leave him at home until you can safely bring him

If he DOES come along though…good luck

Any family that are fans of his are going to swarm and either try to get an autograph or steal him away.

If things go down civilly, they’ll still gawk, but they’ll probably ask you in private/over text to talk to him/get an autograph

He’s a charmer so even if no one knows who he is, he’s gonna charm the pants off your family…hopefully not literally.

He thinks a lot of the food is WAY to heavy for him but watch this man scarf down 12 quesadillas and an entire bowl of mango salsa after complaining that the food is gonna destroy his figure 🙄

Loves Fanta, piña colads and mojitos like the rich white woman he secretly is 💅

If you guys have a chihuahua or Pomeranian, he’s gonna hold them the rest of the night cuz it’s a cute tiny doggo

If you have cats…they’re his now…sorry

You have to translate for him or he’s gonna have a translation app open but he’s not gonna attempt to speak the language purely cuz he has outs

Will not touch the beer, and he’ll probably only talk to your dad or abuelito in terms of guy talk

Will play with your cousins, but only for a bit

Will not help out with clean up, he doesn’t wanna chip his nails or hurt his back…even though he’s not human and could totally handle it 😒

Your family might give him nicknames like “guerito”, “flacito” or “sancas largas” cuz he just…gives off a vibe 🍌

Your family’s impressions will be…mixed…but mostly positive!

Yuma

Oh god this one’s gonna be a wild ride

Yuma is HUGE so already I can see him being nicknamed “El Gigante” or something the moment he sets foot in the host’s home

Thankfully he has a lot of energy so he doesn’t mind the loud, rowdy atmosphere, it’s very welcoming to him actually

Which is good because first thing that’s gonna happen is your much younger relatives are gonna wanna climb him like a tree

Absolutely will play with the kids, he thinks they’re endearing, especially when they talk about his height, so he’ll play whatever games they want

Will try to learn Spanish, he’s literally only gonna pick up the bad words though

Manz can pack away the food so your family loves him

He loves the Agua Frescas because they’re so refreshing and handmade so he’ll swap recipes with someone just so he can make these drinks at home, same thing goes for the food

Your family loves all the gardening, cooking and other suck tips cuz they’re genuinely helpful. He’s probably gonna end up helping out a lot around the place

The men in your family love having a couple beers with him cuz despite his big, gruff personality, he’s very down to earth and they appreciate that

Actually really likes the music so he’s gonna dance any chance he gets

Really good at bachata dancing

One of your cousins got the oh so devilish idea to play ‘Hoedown Throwdown’ and Yuma tore it up on the dance floor like his life depended on it

Your family filmed it, your cousins sent you the videos later…you’re grateful for the multiple angles ;)

He’s gonna do almost all the cleaning when the party is over

Your parents want you to marry him tbh xD

Azusa

This boy is both one of the best and worst people you can bring

He’s the best because he’s very polite and he has a high spice tolerance so your family will very quickly start to love him

But he’s also the worst because well…the spicy food wasn’t enough pain…he wants more…

Please for the love of god do not take your eyes off him, he might try to make the biggest Tio there punch him in the face as hard as he can if you’re not careful

If you can manage to keep him in check he’s honestly lovely to bring to events like this

He’ll play with you’re younger relatives whenever they ask…might be a little too keen on playing fútbol because the ball might hit him or someone could hurt him…

Because he’s on the smaller side, your family is relentlessly offering him more food and he’s gonna eat every bite both for the stomach pain and because he doesn’t wanna be rude

Will be invited to have some cerveza with the men in your family and tbh they really like hanging out with him!

He’s very chill and a good listener, this kinda becomes a bright green flag to your family that he’s gonna treat you right and one of your tios and your Abuelito give him their blessing after some drinks

Surprisingly likes cerveza??? And he’s weirdly not a lightweight either so he’s kinda just trying all the drinks there

His favorite is the Micheladas

He wants to learn some Spanish but he’s only gonna pick up a little bit of the language by the days end, his pronunciation isn’t perfect but it’s not terrible either

If anyone asks him to help out after the party’s over l, he absolutely will help

Your tias and Abuelita love him, expect them to pinch his cheeks

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Savoring Tradition: Fireside Indian Bar & Restaurant's Culinary Journey.

Savoring Tradition: Fireside Indian Bar & Restaurant's Culinary Journey.

Welcome to Fireside Indian Bar & Restaurant, where tradition meets innovation, and every dish tells a story. Nestled in the heart of Alberta, our establishment is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking an authentic Indian dining experience with a modern twist. Join us on a culinary journey as we explore the rich tapestry of flavors, aromas, and traditions that define Fireside Indian Bar & Restaurant.

A Culinary Odyssey Our chefs, trained in the art of Indian cuisine, curate a menu that pays homage to the diverse culinary landscape of the Indian subcontinent. Each dish is a symphony of spices, herbs, and flavors, carefully crafted to tantalize your taste buds. Whether you're a fan of classic favorites like Chicken Tikka or adventurous enough to try our innovative fusion creations, there's something for every palate at Fireside.

The Fireside Experience at Fireside,

we take pride in offering more than just a meal – we provide an immersive experience that captures the essence of Indian culture. From the warm ambiance reminiscent of an Indian home to the attentive service, we strive to create an inviting atmosphere that complements our delectable menu.

Tradition Meets Innovation What sets Fireside apart is our commitment to blending tradition with innovation. While we honor time-tested recipes that have been passed down through generations, our chefs aren't afraid to experiment and infuse contemporary elements into our dishes. The result? A menu that seamlessly marries authenticity with a modern twist, offering a unique and memorable dining experience.

Signature Cocktails and Mocktails No visit to Fireside is complete without indulging in our expertly crafted cocktails and refreshing mocktails. Our mixologists take inspiration from traditional Indian beverages and give them a creative twist, offering a delightful accompaniment to your culinary journey. Sip on a Tamarind Margarita or experience the burst of flavors in our Mango Mint Mojito – each sip is a celebration of the diverse beverage culture of India.

Embark on a gastronomic adventure at Fireside Indian Bar & Restaurant, where every bite tells a tale of tradition, innovation, and the vibrant flavors of India. Join us in Innisfail for a dining experience like no other, where the fireside warmth of Indian hospitality awaits you. Discover the magic of our culinary creations, and let your senses be delighted by the symphony of tastes that define Fireside. Book your table today and savor the richness of our culinary heritage.

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Stay Hydrated with these Delicious Non-Alcoholic Halal Drinks

Whether you're a practicing Muslim, someone wanting to scale back on your alcohol consumption, or simply in the mood for a relaxing drink that won't make you with a hangover, there are lots of non-alcoholic halal drinks to select from. In this guide, we'll introduce you to the wide variety of halal drinks available, from traditional beverages to modern concoctions. So, grab a glass and get ready to explore the planet of Halal drinks for events (Minuman halal untuk majlis).

Traditional Halal Beverages Let's begin with the tried-and-true halal drinks that have been enjoyed for centuries in Muslim countries. One of the most popular is Qahwah, a powerful coffee made out of cardamom and sometimes saffron. Another popular hot beverage is Sahlab, a creamy and sweet concoction created from ground orchid roots and topped with cinnamon and nuts. Sharbat is another traditional drink, a lovely and refreshing juice created from fruits like lemon, rose petals, and mint. The Rise of Halal Craft Sodas Lately, a new trend has emerged on the planet of halal beverages: craft sodas. These artisanal, non-alcoholic sodas are made with natural and organic ingredients, and are often inspired by traditional flavors from round the world. Some popular halal craft soda brands include Sipp, Q Drinks, and Fayrouz. These sodas come in a variety of flavors, from spicy ginger to sweet pomegranate, and are ideal for sipping on a warm day. Fruit Smoothies and Shakes Another popular selection for halal drinks are fruit smoothies and shakes. These beverages are perfect for an instant breakfast or as a snack between meals. You can easily make your own smoothies acquainted with fruits and a blender, or grab one at your local juice bar. Popular fruit smoothie flavors include banana, strawberry, and mango, while popular shake flavors include chocolate and vanilla. Mocktails If you're in the mood for something a tad bit more sophisticated, mocktails certainly are a great option. These non-alcoholic cocktails are created with a variety of juices, syrups, and other ingredients to create a refreshing and flavorful drink. Some popular halal mocktail recipes are the virgin mojito, the ginger beer cocktail, and the piña colada mocktail. These beverages are perfect for parties, brunches, or just a soothing evening at home. Tea and Infusions Finally, we can't just forget about tea and other infusions. From hot teas like Earl Grey and chai to iced teas like green tea extract and fruity herbal blends, you can find countless alternatives for halal tea lovers. You can even test out making your own herbal infusions, like hibiscus tea or mint-infused water.

Conclusion: As you can see, there are plenty of non-alcoholic halal drinks to pick from, no real matter what your tastes are. Whether you want traditional hot beverages, modern craft sodas, fruity smoothies, fancy mocktails, or simply a simple cup of tea, there's a halal drink on the market for you. So, next time you're in the mood for a stimulating drink, miss out the alcohol and give one of these simple halal options a try.

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Top 10 Indian Cocktails to Try Tonight

India, known for its rich culture and diverse culinary scene, has a growing cocktail culture that is equally diverse and tantalizing. Indian mixologists have been experimenting with traditional recipes and local ingredients, creating some truly unique and exciting cocktails that capture the essence of India in a glass. In this post, we’ll take you through the top 10 Indian cocktails you need to try tonight and offer some tips on how to make these exotic concoctions at home.

1. Mumbai Margarita: This twist on the classic margarita combines the traditional flavors of tequila, lime, and triple sec with the sweetness of mango and a hint of spice from green chilies. The perfect balance of sweet, sour, and spicy makes this cocktail a hit at any gathering. Visit us for more information :- cocktail shaker

2.Masala Martini: An Indian take on the classic martini, the Masala Martini blends gin or vodka with a mix of Indian spices, such as cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon, creating a unique and aromatic cocktail that is sure to impress your guests.

3.Tamarind Whiskey Sour: This cocktail combines the robust flavors of whiskey with the tangy taste of tamarind, a fruit often used in Indian cuisine. With a hint of sweetness from sugar and the zesty kick of lemon, this drink is a delightful and refreshing twist on the classic whiskey sour.

4.Saffron and Cardamom Gin Fizz: The exotic flavors of saffron and cardamom give this gin-based cocktail a luxurious and sophisticated edge. Topped with a splash of soda water and a touch of lemon, the Saffron and Cardamom Gin Fizz is a light and refreshing drink with a distinctive Indian flair.

5.Chai White Russian: This Indian-inspired cocktail fuses the creamy richness of a White Russian with the warming spices of masala chai. With a base of vodka and coffee liqueur, this cocktail is the perfect after-dinner treat or a cozy nightcap.

6.Rose Lassi Cocktail: A twist on the popular Indian yogurt-based drink, the Rose Lassi Cocktail combines the floral notes of rose syrup with the smooth, creamy texture of lassi. A splash of vodka adds a kick to this sweet and fragrant concoction.

7.Spiced Rum and Coconut Colada: This tropical cocktail showcases the flavors of India with a blend of spiced rum, coconut milk, and pineapple juice. A pinch of ground cinnamon adds warmth and depth to this exotic and refreshing beverage.

8.Paan Mojito: Inspired by the popular Indian after-dinner treat, the Paan Mojito brings together the refreshing flavors of mint and lime with the earthy notes of betel leaf. A splash of white rum and a dash of sugar make this cocktail a delightful and unique Indian creation.

9.Curry Leaf and Cucumber Collins: This refreshing cocktail combines the botanicals of gin with the subtle flavors of curry leaves and cooling cucumber. A touch of lime and a splash of soda water make this drink the perfect choice for a hot summer day.

10.Thandai Old Fashioned: An Indian twist on the classic Old Fashioned, this cocktail blends bourbon with the rich, nutty flavors of thandai, a traditional Indian milk-based beverage. A touch of honey adds sweetness, while a sprinkling of crushed almonds and pistachios gives this drink a delightful crunch.

Tips for Making These Cocktails at Home

1.Invest in quality ingredients: The taste of your cocktail is highly dependent on the ingredients you use. Make sure to invest in quality spirits, mixers, and fresh produce for the best results. For Indian cocktails, consider sourcing authentic Indian ingredients such as spices, herbs, and chutneys. Visit us for more information :- cocktail recipes

2.Use the right glassware: Each cocktail has its own recommended glassware, which not only adds to the presentation but can also affect the drink’s taste. For example, use a martini glass for the Bhang Lassi Martini or a highball glass for the Masala Chai Toddy.

3.Measure accurately: To achieve a well-balanced cocktail, it’s essential to measure your ingredients accurately. Use a jigger or measuring cups to ensure that your drinks taste just as good as they would in a professional bar.

4.Master your shaking and stirring techniques: Shaking and stirring are essential techniques for mixing cocktails. Shaking is ideal for cocktails with fruit juices, while stirring is best for drinks with spirits only. Practice both techniques to ensure your cocktails are mixed to perfection.

5.Garnish with style: A well-garnished cocktail is not only visually appealing but also adds a touch of flavor and aroma. Get creative with your garnishes by using fresh herbs, fruits, or even edible flowers to elevate your Indian cocktails. Visit us for more information :- home bar accessories

6.Experiment with ice: The type of ice you use can significantly impact your cocktail. For instance, large ice cubes or spheres are ideal for slow-diluting drinks like the Old Monk Negroni. Crushed ice, on the other hand, is perfect for the Aam Panna Margarita.

7.Get to know your local liquor store: Building a relationship with your local liquor store can help you find unique and hard-to-find ingredients for your Indian cocktails. They may even be able to order specialty items for you.

8.Practice makes perfect: As with any skill, practice is key to mastering the art of making Indian cocktails. Don’t be discouraged if your first few attempts don’t turn out exactly as you’d hoped. Keep experimenting and refining your technique, and soon you’ll be creating delicious Indian cocktails with confidence.

Indian cocktails offer a delightful fusion of flavors that can surprise and delight your taste buds. With their unique combinations of spices, herbs, and spirits, these drinks provide a refreshing change from the usual cocktail lineup. So, don’t hesitate to give these top 10 Indian cocktails a try tonight. Experiment with different ingredients, techniques, and presentation styles to create your own signature Indian-inspired cocktails. Remember, the world of mixology is all about creativity and having fun. So, go ahead and let your inner mixologist shine as you explore the fascinating world of Indian cocktails. Cheers!

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This Mango Mojito Recipe Is the Ultimate Summertime Sipper

There are countless reasons I come to life in the summer. Sunshine, pool days, lakeshore picnics, golden hour snack-dominated dinners—to this summer-lovin’ gal, the list is endless. But when the calendar strikes June, there’s one to-do I need to cross off my list asap. When they’re beautifully ripe and in season, this self-professed mango queen is stocking up on all the tropical fruits she can…

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Enjoy Summer Season Fruity Mock-tails Ideas for Kids

Summer is all about vacations, parties, beach celebrations, and plenty of hydration. Summer out of all countries has got the same characteristics, except the temperature variance. Summer is often a famous time for you to try your hands on new shakes, Mojito, and mock-tails. As in parties you will find people from adult to children are present, it is advisable to keep alcoholic and also non-alcoholic hydrating liquids be there. If you want to impress your kids, make an attempt some fruit versions of mock-tails. Here are some of the finest fruity mock-tails you can look at august for your children. 1. Raspberry Lemonade Slushies: As these drinks contain colors and they are exactly about slurp and no bite, these are generally always more preferable with the kids that chewing on to the actual fruits. This drink is made of all frozen and chilled components of fruit slices. All you need is to get those into crushers in addition to some ice cubes and provide it a mixed crush. Then pour it inside the mason mugs or designer glasses. To sweeten, add honey or syrup to swap it better and make it healthy. If you have stored berries inside the refrigerator, you are halfway over the party already. 2. Watermelon Lemonade: The benefit from watermelon lemonade is that aside from the juice, you are free to make funny cups to the drink. And as children are drawn to the quirky things, as a result them come randomly on the drink parlor. It is the easiest drink ever for almost any summer outdoor or indoor occasion, both for kids as well as the adults also. Fill your hard watermelon cover with citrus, soda, and water. Spain is one of the most useful places to test these summer drink recipes. 3. Apple, elderflower & Mint Sparkle: As apple is definitely an adult fruit, this drink is much better tasted in their adult version- with sparkled wine how the kid's version of soda water. This drink carries a very light taste of apple. But the stench gets stronger for the proportion of water included with it. If you are hosting a bigger party, you will see more water compared to the essence. The elderflower adds more punch to its known taste and takes the apple juice to a new level. It is often a simple juice but is often a party winning one. You can send a gift container packed with watermelons as gifts for a beloved party holder. Fruit basket delivery Spain is a good site to order authentic fruits. 4. Mango Julius Mock-Tail: A juice that includes the kid's favorite fruit in addition to its favorite frozen treats flavor, will there be whatever could keep them at bay. A mango Julius is extremely easy with making the juice with fleshy ripe mangoes and also the sugar within the simplest way. Then to really make it exciting for the kids, you just dunk a scoop filled with their favorite vanilla or chocolate flavor ice cream. This can make them fall for your healthy drink, over and over. Your purpose of keeping them hydrated can get thumbs up. 5. Sangria Mock-Tail: A Sangria mock-tail can be a complete alcohol-free drink that is certainly perfect for that kiddos. It is filled up with kinds of fruits and it can be a very healthy drink. You can have this drink with almost any beverage anytime of the day, but it's great for sunny summer noon, with an outdoor party. Spain is the origin on this special great thing about drink. Any kid likes it due to its tangy-sweety flavor and interesting smell. 6. Strawberry Orange Ginger Fizz: Well, this name is very uncommon. So is its taste. In your strawberry-orange mixed tangy-sweet juice, give a little bit of fuzz by having 1 or 2 fresh squares of gingers. It acts basically since the balance of the sweetness along with the sourness. At a summer weekend brunch party, this drink will win almost every person's heart. The pinch with the ginger is likely to make the drink taste and appear, both refreshing. Though best place to buy alcohol free cocktails online is known all around, the ginger flavor can be an innovative addition from your Spanish people. You can send gift basket Spain to anyone who is arranging the summer drink party. 7. Very Berry Mock-Tail: On this hot summer party, who can ignore a Berri-Licious drink! Berries work most effectively ingredients of fruity mocktails. And it is constructed with pink lemonade; so it is rare and full of flavor. Drinks hydrate one's body by keeping the water-level and thermostat with the body balanced. This drink is a specialized version of berry berries. Drinks and summer walk hand in hand; rather, one makes another better. Also, it may be the savior in the scorching heat of summer. Above are the most useful fruity mock-tails ideas for youngsters come july 1st

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Mango Mojitos

This recipe was a total accident. Never thought when I asked for light rum that I would be given mango-flavored rum, but it turned out wonderfully. Nice and tropical, yet has that cool, minty flavor. Mango Mojitos Ingredients 10 fresh mint leaves 1 lime, cut into 4 wedges 2 tablespoons white sugar 3 fluid ounces lemon-lime soda (such as Sprite) 3 fluid ounces club soda 2? fluid ounces…

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The Art of Creating Cocktails: Recipes for Every Taste and Occasion

When attempting to make the perfect cocktail a vintage cinematic quote comes to mind for most people. While James Bond knew exactly what he meant when saying “shaken, not stirred,”, those of us who lack mixology skills probably don’t know the subtle nuances of creating a drink worthy of 007.

A cocktail is usually based on the 2:1:1 ratio of two parts alcohol combined with one sweet ingredient and one sour ingredient. This little bit of math is generally a good place to start but add a bit of science and magic and anyone can create cocktails sure to impress family and friends. Setting up a home bar with a selection of spirits, staple ingredients, and unusual additions can transform anyone into a self-made mixologist with a repertoire of classic cocktail recipes and innovative flavor combinations.

Build Your Base

Begin by acquiring some staple spirits. Your bar shelves should be stocked with:

Vodka. This clear liquor, whose name can be translated as “little water,”, is a base for many drinks including classics like screwdrivers, cosmopolitans, and bloody marys. Select a top-shelf variety for drinking neat or in martinis.

Classic Bloody Mary- vodka, tomato juice, Worcestershire, lemon juice, celery salt

Unusual ingredients to add- beer, garlic, oysters, or bacon

Rum. There are many varieties in both white and dark versions. White rums are especially versatile as they are the base for favorites like daiquiris, mojitos, and summery tropical drinks like mai tais and pina coladas. Dark rum is more associated with a dark and stormy cocktail or Caribbean-style punches.

Classic Mojito- light rum, club soda, mint sprigs, lime wedges,

Unusual ingredients to add- champagne, fresh mango, or basil

Whiskey. Choosing a whiskey can be a little more difficult than other less-nuanced spirits. There are many varieties with unique characteristics but for familiar cocktails sours and sidecars, a selection of bourbon, rye, and blended scotch are excellent choices.

Old-Fashioned- bourbon, simple syrup, bitters, orange slice, maraschino cherry

Unusual ingredients to add- dried rosemary, ginger ale, agave nectar, or orange bitters

 Gin. A clear spirit derived from juniper berries, gin may be an acquired taste for some, but is a staple for anyone who wants the perfect martini. Stocking a bottle of dry gin is a necessary addition, especially for those who love classic cocktails.

Negroni- gin, Campari, vermouth, orange peel

Unusual ingredients to add- sparkling wine, coffee, or Aperol

Tequila. Our minds immediately think about a refreshing margarita. But this spirit, originating from Mexico and distilled from the blue agave plant, lends itself to an interesting array of cocktails beyond the ubiquitous margarita.

Tequila sunrise- tequila, orange juice, and grenadine

Unusual ingredients to add- pineapple juice, blackberry liqueur, Midori

Liqueurs: An Essential Cocktail Ingredient

Many cocktails, including the classics, rely on the flavors of liqueurs to add depth to the overall flavor. You can’t have a Black Russian without a coffee-flavored liqueur or a sidecar without Cointreau. Bottled with added sugar and most often derived from fruits, nuts, and even botanicals, sweet liqueurs are satisfying on their own or blended into drinks. A well-stocked bar for traditional cocktails and innovative concoctions should include fruit liqueurs like orange, raspberry, and banana, nut liqueurs like almond and hazelnut, as well as standards like coffee, vermouth, and Irish cream as well as bitters.

Mixers Make the World Go ‘Round

Now that you have a list of spirits in mind it is time to load up on mixers, the non-alcoholic parts of a cocktail. The sky is the limit with these selections for your home bar, but it is recommended to choose a wide variety depending on your personal tastes and the volume of drinks you want to create. Your inventory for your shelves and fridge should include:

·      Club soda and sparkling and tonic water

·      Flavored sodas like cola, fruit, and ginger

·      Citrus juices like orange, grapefruit, lemon, and lime

·      Fruit juices like pineapple, cranberry, and tomato

·      Coffee, milk, half & half, cream, and coconut milk

·      Simple syrup

The Greatness of Garnishes

Of course, any cocktail looks delicious in its glass, but adding the right garnishes transforms a mere drink into an enticing and aesthetically pleasing delight. Keep in mind that some can be stored like olives, and some have a shorter shelf life like fresh herbs. You cannot go wrong with:

·      Celery, olives, and cocktail onions

·      Maraschino cherries

·      Mint, rosemary, and lavender

·      Coarse salt and sugar

·      Cinnamon, nutmeg, cocoa, and chocolate shavings

·      Whipped cream and egg white

·      Worcestershire, hot sauce, and tabasco sauce

·      Honey and maple syrup

There are probably as many garnishes as there are cocktails and some can seem quite unusual. These include coffee beans, peppercorns, bacon, gold flakes, and chia seeds. For the more adventurous and innovative cocktail maker, you may want to surprise your guests with squid ink, mushrooms, and chicken wings. But maybe delay introducing these until you have mastered a few of the classics.

The beauty of creating a surprisingly large number of different cocktails originates from just a few spirits and mixers that are often pantry staples. As you become more aware of individual flavors as well as how flavors can be blended your role as a home mixologist will easily expand beyond the classics to maybe a few new inventions.

Explore all your options at your local liquor retailer and ask the experts how to build your home bar and create amazing cocktails.

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Unveiling the Best Suppliers of Halal Drinks

Whether you're a practicing Muslim, someone wanting to scale back on your alcohol consumption, or simply in the mood for a relaxing drink that won't make you with a hangover, there are lots of non-alcoholic halal drinks to select from. In this guide, we'll introduce you to the wide variety of halal drinks available, from traditional beverages to modern concoctions. So, grab a glass and get ready to explore the planet of Halal drinks for events (Minuman halal untuk majlis).

Traditional Halal Beverages Let's begin with the tried-and-true halal drinks that have been enjoyed for centuries in Muslim countries. One of the most popular is Qahwah, a powerful coffee made out of cardamom and sometimes saffron. Another popular hot beverage is Sahlab, a creamy and sweet concoction created from ground orchid roots and topped with cinnamon and nuts. Sharbat is another traditional drink, a lovely and refreshing juice created from fruits like lemon, rose petals, and mint. The Rise of Halal Craft Sodas Lately, a new trend has emerged on the planet of halal beverages: craft sodas. These artisanal, non-alcoholic sodas are made with natural and organic ingredients, and are often inspired by traditional flavors from round the world. Some popular halal craft soda brands include Sipp, Q Drinks, and Fayrouz. These sodas come in a variety of flavors, from spicy ginger to sweet pomegranate, and are ideal for sipping on a warm day. Fruit Smoothies and Shakes Another popular selection for halal drinks are fruit smoothies and shakes. These beverages are perfect for an instant breakfast or as a snack between meals. You can easily make your own smoothies acquainted with fruits and a blender, or grab one at your local juice bar. Popular fruit smoothie flavors include banana, strawberry, and mango, while popular shake flavors include chocolate and vanilla. Mocktails If you're in the mood for something a tad bit more sophisticated, mocktails certainly are a great option. These non-alcoholic cocktails are created with a variety of juices, syrups, and other ingredients to create a refreshing and flavorful drink. Some popular halal mocktail recipes are the virgin mojito, the ginger beer cocktail, and the piña colada mocktail. These beverages are perfect for parties, brunches, or just a soothing evening at home. Tea and Infusions Finally, we can't just forget about tea and other infusions. From hot teas like Earl Grey and chai to iced teas like green tea extract and fruity herbal blends, you can find countless alternatives for halal tea lovers. You can even test out making your own herbal infusions, like hibiscus tea or mint-infused water.

Conclusion: As you can see, there are plenty of non-alcoholic halal drinks to pick from, no real matter what your tastes are. Whether you want traditional hot beverages, modern craft sodas, fruity smoothies, fancy mocktails, or simply a simple cup of tea, there's a halal drink on the market for you. So, next time you're in the mood for a stimulating drink, miss out the alcohol and give one of these simple halal options a try.

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