Angel’s Tropical DreamCocktail recipe
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Lowball glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a Angel’s Tropical Dream
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- Put Tia Maria into a lowball glass with ice and add the lime cordial
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- Stir, then add the pineapple juice and soda water
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- Give it a quick stir and serve
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FAQ's
How do I ensure that my Angel’s Tropical Dream cocktail has the right texture and taste when it's stirred and not shaken?
To ensure that Angel’s Tropical Dream has the desired texture and taste, start by adding ice to your lowball glass to chill it. In a mixing glass, combine the pineapple juice, coffee liqueur, and lime cordial with ice and stir for about 20-30 seconds to properly mix and chill the ingredients without diluting them too much. Strain the mixture into your chilled lowball glass, top with soda water, and stir gently once more to integrate the soda without losing its fizz. This method preserves the cocktail's flavor profile and prevents the carbonation from being agitated too much.
How does the alcohol content of Angel’s Tropical Dream compare to a standard cocktail?
Angel’s Tropical Dream has an alcohol content of 2%, which is significantly lower than the alcohol content found in standard cocktails, which typically range from 10% to 40% alcohol by volume (ABV). This makes Angel’s Tropical Dream a light option, suitable for those who prefer a cocktail with low alcoholic strength or for leisurely daytime events where heavy drinking is not intended.
What is the best way to serve Angel’s Tropical Dream to enhance its flavors?
To serve Angel’s Tropical Dream in a way that best enhances its flavors, ensure the cocktail is served cold in a lowball glass. Adding a few cubes of ice not only keeps the drink chilled but also lightly dilutes the mix as the ice melts, subtly mellowing the intensity of the flavors and making it more refreshing. A garnish of fresh pineapple wedge or a lime wheel can also accentuate the tropical and citrus notes of the cocktail.
Can I substitute anything for lime cordial if I don't have it for an Angel’s Tropical Dream?
If you don’t have lime cordial, you can substitute it with a mix of fresh lime juice and simple syrup. For an Angel’s Tropical Dream, mix about 15ml of fresh lime juice with 15ml of simple syrup as an alternative. This mix replicates the sweet and tangy profile of lime cordial, maintaining the balance of flavors in the cocktail.
How can I make a non-alcoholic version of Angel’s Tropical Dream?
To make a non-alcoholic version of Angel’s Tropical Dream, replace the coffee liqueur with a coffee or espresso-flavored syrup. Keep the pineapple juice and lime cordial quantities the same and use soda water as stated. This variation maintains the tropical and refreshing essence of the cocktail while making it completely alcohol-free, ideal for non-drinkers and children.
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