22 Sep The Proof Is In The Pudding- Malva Pudding Whiskey Cocktail
The Proof Is In The Pudding- Malva Pudding Whiskey Cocktail
This cocktail is inspired by the South African dessert, Malva Pudding. It incorporates the flavors of fruits and cream while a subtle coffee note lingers. Perfect replacement for dessert- no spoon needed.
Ingredients
- 2oz Maker’s Mark
- .75oz brown butter syrup*
- 1 barspoon Apricot jamÂ
- .25oz half and half
- .25oz apple cider vinegar.
- 2 dashes aromatic bitters
- 1 whole egg (large)
Instructions
Method: Combine all ingredients into a mixing tin set. Shake hard without ice for 10 to 15 seconds. Add ice and shake hard for at least 20 seconds. Strain into coupe.
Take one stick of salted butter and brown over low-medium heat. Whisk continually until butter begins to brown and foam. Remove from heat. In another pot, add 4 cups of brown sugar and 2 cups of water and dissolve over medium heat and slowly add brown butter. Remove from heat and let stir at room temperature. Skim off the residue on the top with a spoon. No need to strain. Refrigerate for up to a month
Garnish:Â Grate one coffee bean over foam. Carefully add 5-7 drops of aromatic bitters to make a design.Â
Glassware:Â Coupe Glass
Author: Black Restaurant Week
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