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Nico de Soto, the founder and proprietor of a number of bars together with Mace in New York Metropolis, describes pandan as having a really distinctive style with an extended end. “It offers [cocktails] a form of nutty, cooked rice, vanilla taste,” he says. “Now that it’s extra obtainable, folks understand how complicated a style it has.” De Soto believes pandan is greatest utilized in drinks that infuse it in a spirit or a syrup. When searching for pandan, you should definitely select leaves by which its distinctive aroma is most pronounced, he advises.
For this drink from his bar Danico in Paris, de Soto combines absinthe, coconut milk and an entire egg with syrup made by mixing pandan leaves with easy syrup and pandan extract.
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1 ounce Pernod absinthe
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1 ounce coconut milk
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1 ounce pandan syrup*
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1 complete egg
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Garnish: grated nutmeg
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Add all components right into a shaker and dry-shake (with out ice) vigorously.
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Add ice and shake once more till well-chilled.
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Pressure into a calming fluted glass.
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Garnish with grated nutmeg
*Pandan syrup: Slice 4 pandan leaves and add to a blender with 1 cup easy syrup. Add 2 drops pandan extract and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Stir to mix, then pressure via a Superbag, cheesecloth or espresso filter into an hermetic container and refrigerate.
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