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COCK'rAILS.
DUTCH COCKTAIL.
(GESUNDHEIT.)
FANCY WHISKEY COCKTAIL.
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Dissolve one-quarter of a teaspoonful of bar sugar in a dessertspoonful of
water in a small mixing-glass, add a piece
of
ice, a clash of Cura"oa, two drop8
of Angostura bitters, a jigger of whiskey and a piece of twisted lemon peel;
stir thoroughly, strain into a frosted glass, add a I_ittle fruit and serve with
ice water on the side.
N. B.-A frosted glass is prepared by rubbing the rim with a piece of a
lemon to moisten it and then dipping it into the sugar drawer.
GIBSON COCKTAIL.
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A LA MARTIN RAGGETT.
Into a small mixing-glass place some cracked ice, half a jigger of French
vermouth and half a j igger of dry English gin; stir thoroughly until cold,
strain into a cocktail glass and serve.
NOTE.-No bitters should ever be used in making this drink, but an olive
is sometimes added.
GIN COCKTAIL.
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(HOLLAND GIN.)
Into a small mudng-glass place some ice, a teaspoonful of gum syrup,
a dash of Boonekamp bitters, two drops of Selner bitters, two dashes of
Orange bitters, three drops of absinthe and a jigger of good Holland gin.
Stir briskly until very cold, strain into a chilled cocktail-glass, squeeze and
twist a piece of lemon peel over the top and serve.
N . B.-Peychaud 's Aromatic Bitter Cordial, a New Orleans product, is
highly r ecomrnendecl" as a substitute for Boonekarnp bitters and is universally
used in the southern states with gin.
JAPANESE COCKTAIL.
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Make the same as Brandy Cocktail, substituting orgeat syrup for todcly–
water. (See Recipe No. 34. )
JERSEY COCKTAIL.
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Fi ll a large bar-glass with cracked ice and aclcl a spoonful of sugar a nd
a dash of Angostura bitters; flavor with apple jack, fiU up with good cider ;
throw in a piece of twisted lemon peel,
Htir,
and serve with straws.