How To make Peach Liqueur
12 md Peaches
4 Lemon peel strips, scraped
1 Cinnamon stick
3 c Vodka
1 c Sugar syrup (see recipe)
You want yellow or cream-coloured peaches. Season is May to Sept. Avoid green ones as they won't ripen at home. Peel peaches and cut in quarters. Combine with vodka, lemon peels, and spices in covered jar and store for 1-2 weeks, shaking occasionally. Strain fruit, squeezing as much juice as possible, and filter. Add sugar syrup and store for an additional 6 weeks. Yield: 1 liter Container: Wide mouth gallon jar
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Join me today as I make a couple delicious recipes...Fresh Peach Liqueur & Fresh Nectarine/Plum Liqueur! This will be so yummy and its so easy to make. If you are tired of canning peaches, nectarines and plums, then give this simple recipe a try. You will be glad you did!
Liqueur
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2 cups sugar
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Mix all ingredients in glass container in that order. Stir once and then put in a dark place for one month. This is my Grandma's recipe and I have made it for several years and every year its a wonderful treat at the holidays. Hope you enjoy!!
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Limoncello isn't the only 'cello in town. This is the time of year to sub in any winter citrus to make the sweet and bright liqueur of your dreams. In this variation, Sebastian Zutant, co-owner and beverage director at The Red Hen in Washington, D.C., uses ripe, zesty oranges. All you need are oranges, a vanilla bean and a bottle of vodka. To learn more visit:
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Original Cocktail: Peach Cobbler
The Peach Cobbler was actually a collaboration between myself and the General Manager of Cole's Bryan Tetorakis. Bryan came to us by way of some bars in DC and Polite Provisions in San Diego. This drink was inspired by the heat we're experiencing here in LA and also a discussion on whether or not we could get a cocktail to taste like the Peach Cobbler Pie we make at Cole's. The result was this refreshing and crushable cocktail which turns out to be so versatile it goes well with a few other spirit bases (ahem..Rum and Brandy). Truth be told we were still tinkering with the recipe when I made this video so I'll write the Updated specs below. I added a few dashes of Angostura bitters on top and .25oz (7.5ml) House made Vanilla Extract. Recipe is below so check it out! Either way whether you make this version or the updated one this cocktail kills and I'm really proud of it. You will also find it on the specials cocktail menu at Cole's until the seasons change. So make it at home or come on by and have one with me.
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Here's The Specs:
1.5oz (45ml) Gin
.75oz (22.5ml) Creme de Peche
.75oz (22.5ml) Orgeat
.75oz (22.5ml) Lemon Juice
Seasonal Fruit, Mint Sprig Garnish
For Updated Specs Add:
.25oz (7.5ml) House Made Vanilla Extract (or store bought LOL)
3 Dashes Angostura Bitters Floated
To make Vanilla Extract take 3 Vanilla Beans and slice them down the middle exposing them inside and put into 750ml of 100 proof Vodka. If straining let sit for at least 5 days, but usually I just let the beans sit in it for the life of the bottle. This recipe can also be scaled up or down accordingly.