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Edible San Diego Issue 50 10th Anniversary Cookbook

The November/December issue of Edible San Diego is a special 10th anniversary cookbook.

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| SIPS<br />

Vintage barware<br />

from Collins & Coupe<br />

Sips<br />

Rosemary Negroni<br />

SERVES 1<br />

ROSEMARY-INFUSED GIN<br />

3 10-inch fresh stalks rosemary<br />

1 7<strong>50</strong>-ml bottle Tanqueray 10 gin<br />

FOR COCKTAIL<br />

¼ segment blood orange<br />

¾ ounce Campari<br />

1 ounce Carpano Antica<br />

vermouth<br />

1¼ ounces rosemary-infused gin<br />

Make infused gin: Knead rosemary<br />

with hands and place into<br />

the bottle of gin. Recap bottle<br />

and spin a few times. Infuse for<br />

4 days at room temperature.<br />

Strain out rosemary.<br />

Squeeze orange into mixing<br />

glass and set orange in chilled<br />

cocktail glass. Add liquors to<br />

mixing glass and shake with<br />

ice. Strain into chilled glass.<br />

Recipe by Frankie Thaheld of<br />

Snake Oil Cocktail Co. was<br />

featured in issue no. 23,<br />

Winter 2013<br />

The Balboa<br />

SERVES 1<br />

This cocktail is R&D Bitters’<br />

variation of a whiskey sour<br />

featuring sarsaparilla bitters<br />

and locally produced Henebery<br />

whiskey.<br />

2 ounces Henebery whiskey<br />

¾ ounce fresh lemon juice<br />

¾ ounce clover honey (R&D<br />

dilutes their honey first: 3 parts<br />

honey to 1 part water)<br />

OLIVIA HAYO<br />

3–4 dashes R&D sarsaparilla<br />

bitters<br />

Lemon twist, for garnish<br />

Gather all the cocktail ingredients<br />

in a shaker; add ice, shake<br />

vigorously, then pour into a rocks<br />

glass. Garnish with a lemon twist.<br />

Recipe by Ryan Andrews of R&D<br />

Bitters was featured in issue no.<br />

31, September–October 2015<br />

Sunday Gin Gimlet<br />

SERVES 1<br />

This zesty and refreshing cocktail<br />

is one of Laura Johnson’s favorite<br />

ways to enjoy You & Yours<br />

Sunday Gin.<br />

MINT-HONEY SIMPLE SYRUP<br />

¼ cup honey<br />

¼ cup water<br />

Large handful fresh mint<br />

2 ounces You & Yours Sunday gin<br />

1 ounce fresh lime juice<br />

1 ounce mint-honey simple syrup<br />

Make simple syrup: In a saucepan,<br />

stir honey and water over<br />

medium heat until honey is dissolved.<br />

Remove from heat and<br />

add fresh mint; let steep for<br />

1 hour. Strain and store in a<br />

sealed container in the fridge for<br />

up to 1 month.<br />

Shake gin, lime juice, and simple<br />

syrup with ice for 10 to 15 seconds.<br />

Strain and pour over ice.<br />

Garnish with a sprig of mint.<br />

Recipe by Laura Johnson of<br />

You & Yours Distilling Co.<br />

was featured in issue no. 43,<br />

September–October 2017<br />

10 ediblesandiego.com<br />

NOV-DEC 2018 | edible SAN DIEGO 11

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