Guess what? We are going to infuse some bourbon and make it taste like apple pie... or something like that. Anyway, this is a simple recipe to pull together, and in four days you will be drinking your apple pie out of a shot glass. You can thank me now, or you can thank me later. FYI: If bourbon is not your thing, it works...
Provided by Andy Anderson !
Categories Cocktails
Time 5m
Number Of Ingredients 6
Steps:
- 1. PREP/PREPARE
- 2. I found that using one apple was enough to infuse the bourbon; however, the variety of the apple will determine the drinks flavor. So, choose sweet or tart... up to you.
- 3. Before adding the nutmeg, grate off a bit of the top and bottom. This will help it release its flavors into the bourbon. But do not add the shavings; just the nutmeg.
- 4. There is really no need to peel the apple, or remove the skin from the ginger... up to you, it will not impact the recipe.
- 5. The container I used for this was a mason jar that held 16 fluid ounces, and the proportions listed in this recipe are geared to that size.
- 6. Gather your Ingredients (mise en place).
- 7. Add the apple, sugar, nutmeg cinnamon sticks, and ginger to a jar with a tight-fitting lid.
- 8. Pour in the bourbon.
- 9. Gently turn the jar over a few times, to help dissolve the sugar into the bourbon, and then sit in a window, and wait four days.
- 10. Chef's Note: With the lushes I have coming-and-going in this house, I had to hide it behind a sofa in the first-floor sitting room.
- 11. Chef's Note: Once or twice a day, turn the jar over, and then back up.
- 12. After four days, open and taste. If it is not strong enough for you, leave it another day or two.
- 13. Chef's Note: Mine was perfect after four days.
- 14. PLATE/PRESENT
- 15. Strain out the solids, and have at it. Enjoy.
- 16. Keep the faith, and keep cooking.
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