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Frozen coconut mojito: three cocktails in one – Italian Cuisine

Frozen coconut mojito: three cocktails in one


Mint, lime, coconut and rum. You don't shake. You blend!

The summer cocktails is a cross between a Mojito, a frozen margarita it's a pina colada.
Is called Frozen coconut mojito and we are ready to prepare it with you.

Lime, mint and coconut

These three ingredients seem to have little in common.
The lime it is a very sour and slightly bitter citrus.
There mint a balsamic and very fragrant aromatic herb.
The coconut sweet and enveloping.
Put them together and you will discover the magic of this extraordinarily exotic, fresh and summery mix.

How to prepare Frozen coconut mojito

Ingredients

120 ml of water
100 g of sugar
120 ml of white rum
120 ml of coconut water
240 ml of coconut milk (cream)
juice of 2 limes
fresh mint leaves
6-7 ice cubes

Method

The first step is preparing one sugar syrup.
Then cook the sugar and water and a few mint leaves in a saucepan, then leave to cool.
Pour in a mixer all the ingredients, including the syrup after removing the leaves and add a few ice cube and other fresh mint leaves.
Serve the Frozen coconut mojito immediately, when it is still frozen and creamy, decorating with mint and lime slices.
With these doses you will get approx two portions.

Canned coconut milk

When we talk about coconut milk we mean the cream, the one that is generally found packed in cans, very dense and creamy because it is rich in fat and unfiltered. This type of coconut milk has nothing to do with what is found next to other types of vegetable milk. It is much tastier, tastier and more fragrant and mounts like fresh cream so it has a very particular consistency in the smoothies and in smoothies.
In supermarkets you can find coconut cans in the ethnic products department.

Popsicle version

Why not turn this fresh cocktail into one gluttonous stick?
So let's prepare some gods icicles simply by blending the sugar syrup with milk and coconut water, lime juice and mint. You can also not add the alcoholic part to get one snacks for children.
Pour the mixture into a popsicle mold and leave in the freezer for three to four hours.
If, on the other hand, you want a walking cocktail, add the rum as well, but less than that provided in the recipe because alcohol does not freeze easily.

Salvia & Limone Take Away, the new cocktails on the go – Italian Cuisine


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Compagnia dei Caraibi, a Piedmontese company that imports and distributes premium and ultra premium spirits from all over the world, has recently made a kit available for the perfect consumption of cocktail on the go: Salvia & Limone Take Away, a new way of consumption and a series of cocktails made with its own proprietary liqueur.

Sage & Lemon Take Away

A project on which the company has been working for some time, designed to enhance and make practically usable one of its most contemporary liqueurs and that could be defined high walking mixology, the opportunity to enjoy the pleasure of an excellent cocktail in a new, dynamic, free and safe consumption occasion.

Sage & Lemon of Compagnia dei Caraibi is a contemporary, refreshing and versatile liqueur: from the fresh section it is ideal for mixology, consumed both smooth and mixed, perfect in summer, but also excellent in the colder months as a hot and digestive drink.
Precisely for its versatility, Salvia & Limone goes perfectly with a wide range of premium spirits, from agaves to gin, from rum to vermouth. Salvia & Limone Take Away will also have its own dedicated drink list, created by Emanuele Russo of the NAt of Turin.

In conjunction with the reopening of bars and restaurants, Compagnia dei Caraibi will offer all the best cocktail bars in the Peninsula the opportunity to offer fascinating and original mixes of Sage & Lemon Take Away, which can be enjoyed comfortably on the move with a closed and practical glass, during hot summer days.
The Kit is composed by biodegradable glasses and caps and from one bench blackboard, ideal for being exposed or brought to outdoor tables and easily sanitizable. A proposal that allows you to offer the pleasure of a high quality cocktail in maximum safety, in such a way innovative and eco friendly.

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Lots of cocktails with tonic – Italian Cuisine

Lots of cocktails with tonic


Massimo D’Addezio's tips for combining tonic with liqueurs and spirits and going beyond the Gin & Tonic combination

Who said that tonic is only good with gin? After the great return of the Gin Tonic, a large quantity of different gins and tonics have been placed on the market. The latter differ in the perlage, the sugar content and, in some cases, the flavoring. The result is a potentially infinite number of combinations. What if we change the alcoholic base? The potential combinations increase and, therefore, we asked an expert to guide us. Our Virgil, in this journey in the bottles, even in those abandoned by his grandmother who could hide treasures, is Massimo D’Addezio, the patron of Chorus in Rome, as well as great teacher of many Roman bartenders.

The rule of the four whites

As Massimo D'Addezio says: "The four whites are the great lovers of tonic". But who are the four whites? Apart from the already known gin, there is vodka, and this is not surprising, considering that Vodka Tonic also had its golden moment. But those that are less obvious are rum and tequila. In the first case, emphasizes D'Addezio, the use of a white rum, never an amber one, is fundamental. "It is a custom, especially in the States. I learned it from the Bacardi family, Bacardi Carta Blanca and Schweppes ", an unexpectedly good combination for D’Addezio. Tequila & Tonic has its say too, although so far it has been better known in combination with soda (remember tequila bum bum?). "In the boom years more than one confused soda with tonic, but basically tequila is good with both." Be careful, however, not to exchange Tequila for Mezcal, which has a pronounced smoking and which ends up being "too much" according to the Roman barman.

With grape distillates, tonic with little sugar

Don't you know what to make of that grappa at the bottom of the bottle shelf? Here is a way to consume it easily, which makes it relatively easy to drink and mix a type of distillate known to be complex to use in cocktails. But pay attention to the choice of the tonic. "The grape distillate, grappa and Peruvian pisco, being close relatives of the wine, require a balance of sweetness, using a low sugar tonic, with a more bitter taste. Be careful, however, this does not mean trivially using sugar-free tonics, because those are correct with sweeteners and some are even sweeter . Again for a problem of excess sugar, D’Addezio excludes that the combination is successful between vermout and tonic. «An exception is Martini Rubino, which I got to appreciate.

Unexpected results with bitters and bitters

Who would have thought that bitters, the expression of a great Italian liqueur tradition, would have lived a new life today? Absolute or mixed, they are the basis of a real rediscovery by bartenders from all over the world. For D’Addezio, drinking with bitters and bitters is a real revelation. Your favorite with the tonic? Il Rinomato, the aperitif created by colleague Giancarlo Mancino. Great results also with Amaro Montenegro and Ramazzotti, with Aperol and Aperitivo Casoni. Even limoncello, if it is not too sweet, can give satisfactions. And an opportunity for Addezio would also give it to sherry, as long as it is the driest. Be careful, however, because in all these cases strictly clear and clean tonics must be chosen, not too complex, because as Massimo says, "the candy effect is around the corner".

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