Dollar Cab- Pear Bourbon Iced Tea

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Dollar Cab- Pear Bourbon Iced Tea

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A classic remake of a southern pleasure of Brewed Iced Tea sweetened with simple syrups and honey with a flash of Pear Nectar Juice.

  • Author: Black Restaurant Week

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1.5 to 2-ounce Makers Mark
  • 2 ounces of Freshly Brewed Iced Tea with Pear nectar (mixed)
  • .5 lemon Juice
  • .5 infused cloves and cinnamon sticks in a quart bottle to infuse with simple syrup (2 parts sugar one part of boiling hot water, place cloves and cinnamon sticks to allow infusion)
  • .5 simple Syrup Honey ( 2 parts honey/1 part water boiled and mixed to create a simple syrup)

Instructions

In a shaker place Marker’s Mark, lemon juice, simple syrups listed above in shaker. Place 2 ounces of iced tea and pear nectar juice also into a shaker.

Shake to mix all ingredients into High ball or Collins glass

Garnish: Dehydrate lemons into circular wheels for about 4 to 6 hours think sliced for presentation and not to be overly dehydrated or “too crisp” place at the rim of the glass as a classic garnish.

Followed by a tray of ice cubes containing pear nectar to provide cubes of frozen pear nectar cubes to be placed to the top of the glass along with traditional ice cubes at the bottom of the glass with a mint leaf or rosemary stalk.

Glassware: Tall Collins Glass

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Black Restaurant Week
Author: Black Restaurant Week

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