Hey Foodie (and cocktail loving) Pals, welcome to our ultimate version of a enjoyable collection right here at Tallahassee Foodies – Boozy Tuesdays.
Because the title suggests, each Tuesday this Summer time, we’ve served up a brand new summer time cocktail recipe to accompany these contemporary and attractive dishes you made at house all season!
To amp up this collection and take benefit of what Tallahassee has to supply, I’ve enlisted the assistance of our favourite professional native bartenders that know EXACTLY whip up a customized cocktail.
Once I pitched this summer time thought to some native institutions, our buddies at Backwoods Crossing, one of my favourite eating places in all of the land, for meals AND beverage, jumped in on our “enjoyable within the solar” cocktail collection!
Courtesy of Stacy Welch for Backwoods Crossing:
Hiya Hiya!! Our drink this week “Rummin Out of Thyme” is a frothy creamy combine on the ever traditional mojito. The mixture of finish of season candy rasberries and contemporary herbs is a should strive! The canine days of the summer time are upon us, and this cocktail is a reminder of the great instances this season needed to provide, earlier than the oppressive warmth that indicators the tip of summer time and trip days snuck up on us. One sip and you may think about seaside days, poolside enjoyable, and sunny outdoors eating as we transfer nearer to Fall.
We used coconut milk as a result of it pairs completely with contemporary fruit and herbs, but additionally our vegan buddies deserve a wealthy frothy deal with too! Tanduay Double Rum is a home made filipino rum that could be a mixture of a 5 yr and a 16 yr aged rum blended collectively, after which aged a further 2 years in ex bourbon barrels for a concentrated depth of taste. Tanduay has notes of tropical dried fruits, toasted nuts, torched pineapple, and a touch of vanilla from the bourbon barrels.
Spanish Thyme (aka Cuban Oregano) or Mexican Mint, and both of these family herbs can be utilized in its place. We love Spanish thyme right here on the farm as a result of it’s so versatile for entrees and cocktails. We’ve been rising and propagating crops for years and use them every day. If anybody wish to keep true to the recipe, or have this glorious plant for their very own, you possibly can cease by to be taught extra about this multi proficient herb and purchase a newly propagated plant. We will additionally set you up with your personal slicing to propagate at house! It’s a tremendous straightforward, lovely, and helpful plant child to develop!
As all the time there’s an open invitation to all of our friends to come back out to the farm, go to, and be taught extra about how our backyard and this farm way of life influences our menu and ambiance.
See you quickly!
Rummin Out of Thyme
One sip of this Rummin Out Of Thyme can have you imagining seaside days, poolside enjoyable, and sunny outdoors eating as we transfer nearer to Fall.
- 12 contemporary raspberries
- 1.5 ounces of Tanduay Double Rum
- 3 tbsp of brown sugar
- 3 ounces of coconut milk canned is ok
- 4 contemporary small Spanish thyme aka Cuban oregano or common oregano can be utilized
- Mint will also be used in its place
- Splash of contemporary lemon juice
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Muddle raspberries with Spanish thyme and brown sugar right into a shaker. Add rum, coconut milk, and lemon juice. Add half a cup of ice to relax and emulsify.
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Cowl the shaker and shake vigorously. Pressure combine right into a glass crammed with ice.
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Garnish with contemporary raspberries and oregano leaf.
Bar Supervisor /Creator: Chris Welch (My hubby who needs to MURDER ME for these picures!!!) @pulloverdude324
Photographer: Emily Stewart @emilystewartxx
Common Supervisor/Pastry/Bouncer/Backwoods Drill Sergeant/Loopy Individual: Stacy Welch @stacy_m_welch
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