Pisco Sour
I know nosotros're merely but scratching the surface on my Chilean adventure, but I didn't think I could wait any longer to share with you my latest obsession – the Pisco Sour!
And so here's the deal, when nosotros arrived in Valparaiso everyone started ordering Pisco'southward and I was like, what the heck is a Pisco! One of my friends, Catherine, told me I had to try them and all my friends on the trip said it was a must. So thats what I did. I ordered i and so another and some other and well you become the picture!
Things got crazy and information technology was basically all I drank for the balance of the trip. Valparaiso, Atacama desert, Patagonia… the airplane… yous name it, I drank a Pisco in that region.
It's debatable where the best Pisco is served, some say Republic of peru while others say Republic of chile, merely the bottom line is that it'southward my new favorite cocktail of selection. And I just know that you're all going to beloved information technology. Who knew I could e'er put something alee of my go-to margarita! Pisco'south at Thanksgiving are 100% happening this year.
Pisco is a white brandy made from muscat grapes and it's the merely liquor on the planet that I can tolerate the odor of it's in natural state. It gets blended with lime juice, simple syrup, a affect of pasteurized egg whites and then finished off with a few dashes of Angostura bitters. The egg white gives information technology that nice rich, frothy texture plus it makes the cocktail a chip more festive. If adding egg whites to your cocktail totally freaks you out – and so just omit that ingredient completely and deport on with your cocktail making!
And if you happen to live in LA and whip up a batch of these, call me start! I'll happily savour a few with you 🙂
Pisco Sour
- 3 ounces Pisco Reservado I similar Alto del Carmen
- ane ounces fresh lime juice
- i ounces elementary syrup equal parts sugar and water
- 1 teaspoon pasteurized egg white
- ice cubes
- Angostura bitters to serve
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Combine the Pisco, lime juice, simple syrup and egg white in a blender with 2-iii ice cubes. Blend until smooth.
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Strain the mixture and pour it into a glass.
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Garnish with two-3 dashes of Angostura bitters and serve.
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