Red Night DreamCocktail recipe
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Brandy glass
Ingredients
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Method
How to make a Red Night Dream
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- Fill the glass with ice and add grenadine
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- Cut two slices of lime and put them on the walls of the glass
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- Add chopped fresh pineapple
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- Add the Bacardi and orange juice and stir gently
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- Top up with crushed ice and garnish with a pineapple wedge
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- On the top of the pineapple wedge put pineapple leaves and next to it put a maraschino cherry and lime slice and two artistic straws
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- Then serve
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FAQ's
Why is the Red Night Dream stirred and not shaken?
The Red Night Dream is stirred instead of shaken to maintain the clarity and smooth texture of the cocktail. Stirring gently combines the ingredients, especially the alcoholic components like white rum with mixers such as orange juice and grenadine, without incorporating too much air or diluting the drink excessively.
What garnishes work well with the Red Night Dream?
A wedge of pineapple and slices of lime are recommended for garnishing the Red Night Dream, enhancing its tropical appeal. Additionally, a maraschino cherry or a sprig of mint could also be used to add color contrast and an extra layer of flavor to the cocktail.
What is the ideal glass to serve the Red Night Dream in, and why?
The ideal glass for serving the Red Night Dream is a brandy glass. This choice complements the cocktail’s rich flavors and aromatic components. The wide bowl of the brandy glass allows the aromas to accumulate and enhances the sipping experience, making it perfect for enjoying the nuanced flavors of this cocktail.
Can I use a different type of juice in the Red Night Dream if I don’t have orange juice?
Yes, if you don’t have orange juice, you can substitute it with another citrus juice such as grapefruit or tangerine juice for a similar tangy profile. However, the substitution may slightly alter the original taste and color of the Red Night Dream, so it’s worth experimenting to find the combination that best suits your palate.
How does the alcohol content of the Red Night Dream compare to other cocktails?
The Red Night Dream has an alcohol content of 10%, which places it on the lower side compared to many classic cocktails. For instance, a Margarita or a Martini often has an alcohol content around 15-20%. This makes the Red Night Dream a lighter option, suitable for those who prefer a milder alcoholic beverage.
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