Hemingway Cocktail
Show: Easy Entertaining with Michael ChiarelloEpisode: Antipasti Cocktails for a Crowd
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By SouthernFried22
NYC
on February 27, 2011
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This recipe isn't in the slightest the Hemingway cocktail. The correct Hemingway cocktail is exactly as listed in Preiss's comment except he forgot 1.5 oz of white rum. Great presentation when served with a brandied cherry.
Exact recipe as follows:
1.5 oz white rum
1/2 oz grapefruit juice (fresh is best
3/4 oz lime (fresh
3/4 oz simple syrup
"Ernest Hemingway needed a bathroom.
Or so the story goes. The novelist had stopped into Havana’s El Floridita bar, not far from the hotel where he lived during much of the 1930s. On his way out, he noticed the bartender setting up Daiquiris. Never one to walk past a drink, Hemingway took a sip. Not bad, he said, but he preferred them with no sugar and double the rum. The bartender made one as specified, and then named the drink after him."
By preiss_11820606
on April 22, 2009
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1/4 oz Luxardo maraschino liqueur
1/2 oz grapefruit juice
3/4 oz lime juice
3/4 oz simple syrup
The drink is all wrong as you mix it. The original is made with Luxardo Mataschino
By cseim
Austin, TX
on April 14, 2006
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I did this the lazy way and just sprinkled some sugar in rather than making the simple syrup, but I had the sweetest grapefruit to begin with. What a very nice and refreshing drink.
By pam531
NY
on January 01, 2006
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Delicious! Can't wait to make some more. Very refreshing and easy
By mintie
Chicago, IL
on September 29, 2004
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This drink, although named a Hemingway by Michael's friend is not the traditional recipe for a Hemingway. I learned this when I hired a bartender for a formal party and asked him to make Hemingways. He didn't know what they were and when we tried to look up the recipe [this recipe wasn't available online at the time] we came up with something entirely different.
That being said, this is a fabulous drink. Shortly after this show originally aired, I tried the drink at home and even though I'm not a straight grapefruit drinker, I ADORED this drink. Try it... it's great. Also try Michael's technique to segment citrus fruit. It's not at difficult as you would think.