Runny KonkCocktail recipe
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Lowball glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a Runny Konk
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- Mix the ingredients directly in a lowball glass
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- Stir well and serve
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FAQ's
Why is the Runny Konk stirred instead of shaken?
The Runny Konk is stirred instead of shaken to preserve the smoothness of its heavy ingredients, like Bailey's, and to provide a clear, undiluted appearance and texture that doesn't aerate the mixture as shaking would. Stirring gently integrates the ingredients while maintaining the cocktail's intended density and flavor profile.
Can I use a different type of vermouth instead of red vermouth in the Runny Konk?
Yes, you can use a different type of vermouth in the Runny Konk; however, it will change the flavor profile. Red vermouth is sweet and has a unique flavor that complements the creamy Bailey's and the sharpness of the vodka. If you substitute it with dry or white vermouth, expect a drier, less sweet cocktail. Adjust according to your taste preference.
What kind of garnish works well with the Runny Konk?
Given its unique combination of ingredients, a simple, elegant garnish like a twist of orange peel or a cherry can complement the Runny Konk. These garnishes could add a subtle aroma and a hint of flavor that doesn't overpower the drink's existing components.
How does the alcohol content of the Runny Konk compare to a standard cocktail?
The Runny Konk has an alcohol content of 24.33%, which is relatively high compared to many standard cocktails that usually hover around 15% to 20% alcohol by volume. Its equal parts of Bailey's, vodka, and red vermouth contribute to this stronger potency.
Are there non-alcoholic substitutions that can mimic the flavors of the Runny Konk?
To create a non-alcoholic version of the Runny Konk, you can use non-alcoholic substitutes for Bailey's and vodka, such as almond milk creamer for Bailey's and a non-alcoholic distilled spirit or seedlip for vodka. For the red vermouth, opting for a sweetened, non-alcoholic aperitif or grape juice could work. These substitutions aim to mimic the creamy, sweet, and slightly bitter profile of the original cocktail.
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