Lazy Man FlipCocktail recipe
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The Lazy Man Flip masterfully marries the deep, sweet notes of Ruby Port with the rustic warmth of Calvados, creating a luxurious and robust drink. The addition of egg white rounds out the texture, giving it a silky smooth finish that complements the cocktail's potent fruit and subtle spice undertones.
Method
How to make a Lazy Man Flip
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- Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice
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- Shake well then strain into a chilled martini glass
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- Garnish by expressing the oil from an orange peel twist and adding some grated nutmeg, then serve
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Find out more- Ensure the egg white is as fresh as possible for the best texture and health safety. It’s also advisable to use a pasteurized egg if you’re concerned about raw eggs.
- Dry shake all the ingredients (without ice) first to fully emulsify the egg white, then add ice and shake again. This will give you a creamier, frothier texture.
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What is the significance of the name 'Lazy Man Flip'?
The name 'Lazy Man Flip' likely refers to the simplicity and efficiency of preparing this cocktail compared to traditional flips. Traditional flips include a whole egg and are sometimes more complex, whereas this version uses only egg white and is designed for quick preparation with a straightforward method.
Can I use a different type of port in the Lazy Man Flip?
While Ruby Port is specified for its fruitiness and body, you may experiment with other types of port like Tawny or White Port, keeping in mind that the flavor profile will change. Tawny Port might introduce a nuttier and more complex taste, while White Port could make the drink lighter and crisper. It's all about finding the balance you enjoy.
How can I make a non-alcoholic version of the Lazy Man Flip?
To create a non-alcoholic version of the Lazy Man Flip, you could use non-alcoholic substitutes for Calvados and Ruby Port. For Calvados, try using apple juice or a non-alcoholic apple cider. For Ruby Port, a mixture of grape juice and a bit of lemon juice can mimic its sweet and tart profile. Remember, the texture might slightly differ due to the absence of alcohol.
What is the purpose of the egg white in the Lazy Man Flip?
Egg white is used in cocktails like the Lazy Man Flip to add texture and a smooth, silky mouthfeel. When shaken, egg whites create a frothy layer on top of the cocktail, giving it a richer body and a visually appealing appearance. It also helps to balance the flavors by softening the edges of the alcohol's sharpness.
Is the Lazy Man Flip suitable for serving at a dinner party?
Absolutely, the Lazy Man Flip, with its elegant presentation and complex flavor profile, makes it an excellent choice for dinner parties. Its sophisticated mix of ingredients can easily cater to refined palates, and its relatively high alcohol content makes it a good fit for after-dinner enjoyment. Just ensure your guests are comfortable with the inclusion of raw egg white in their cocktails.
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Comments
I used 10ml sugar syrup and 30ml Ruby Port, the sweetness was just right for me. Felt smooth, and the apple hints were nice. Give it a try with these changes!
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