Add the lemon juice, honey, and whiskey or brandy. It gets its body from the fat-washed rum, and at Mercy Me, guests are served their drink in a smoked glass, adding a whole extra layer of flavor. Hot Toddy Recipe for Cough and Cold Relief Korean Pear Ginger Tea 1/2 ounce whiskey or brandy Simmer the water, tart cherry juice, and spices for 10 minutes, covered. Stir to combine and add a cinnamon stick. Pour the bourbon and hot water into the mug over the lemon slice. Place the lemon slice in the bottom of the mug. It’s a hot drink that contains citrus (in the form of orange bitters) and honey, but the Baby It’s Cold Outside takes a non-traditional approach by swapping the whiskey for rum and using apple juice or cider to comprise most of the cocktail’s volume. Place the cloves in the rind or pulp of the lemon to prevent them from floating. Float brandy, rum, or whiskey on the top of the drink by pouring it over the back of a spoon. Bring the water to just below boiling and remove it from the heat. Like a little black dress or a great pair of jeans, a classic cocktail never goes out of style. In a small pot, combine the water and spices. Place an orange wheel flat on top and sprinkle with crushed dried jasmine flowers.īaby It’s Cold Outside – Mercy Me at Yours Truly DCįor those in search of something a little more decadent, Sami Katrib, Food and Beverage Director at Mercy Me at Yours Truly DC, came up with this fruity toddy-esque concoction. This classic Hot Toddy recipe combines whiskey, fresh lemon juice, honey, and a subtle hint of cinnamon for a cozy hot cocktail that’s perfect for warming up with. Place all ingredients in the mug, finishing with hot jasmine tea. Then, strain the tea from the whiskey into a bottle for use. Add lemon juice, bourbon, and cinnamon stick. Transfer tea to a drinking glass or mug and microwave for 20 seconds to reheat. The classic hot toddy is a drink made with: 1-2 ounces whiskey or brandy A sprinkling of spicescinnamon or ginger works great Tablespoon of honey Juice of half a lemon Boiling water (enough to top off your mug) Some say it was named in the 1700s for the well in Edinburgh, Scotland where many pubs drew their waterTod’s Well. Hannah Zimmerman/Southern Living Remove and discard tea bag. * For the jasmine-infused whisky: Combine the 2 cups of loose-leaf Jasmine Tea and 1 liter of Suntory Toki Whisky in a sterile container for 24 hours. Dump the water, add the sugar and a fresh three ounces of boiling water. 1 cinnamon stick 1 lemon slice Directions Bring water to boil, remove from heat, add tea bag, and allow to steep for 5 minutes.
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