Finest Spiced Ginger mixers
"While my Spiced Ginger is wonderful by itself, what can I add to it for a bit of variation?" Cornelius asked himself. After several nights of mixing and matching, he came up with some intriguing suggestions. "Just marvellous," he smiled.
The Lynn Brown Cocktail (created by her father, Malcolm Wadsworth)
2oz Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger
1oz fresh lemon juice,
1/2 oz fresh orange juice
1/4 oz (approx 2 teaspoons) Grenadine
1/2 teaspoon of castor sugar
Place some crushed ice in a cocktail glass, shake all the ingredients with ice cubes and strain
over the crushed ice. Dust the surface with grated nutmeg and garnish with twists of lemon and
orange peel around a small nugget of crystallised ginger.
Ginger Mac
1 measure Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger1 measure Whisky
Uncle Cornelius' Cider Punch
1 measure Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger
1 measure cider
1 measure lemonade or ginger beer
Ginger Sour
1 measure Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger
1 measure whisky
Freshly squeezed juice of 1/2 lemon
Pour over ice and garnish with lemon slice
Uncle Cornelius' Fruit Punch
1 measure Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger
Juice of 1/2 orange
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1 measure James White Cox apple juice
Ice
Garnish with mint leaf and strawberries
Apple & Ginger
1 measure Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger
1 measure James White Cox apple juice
2 measure sparkling mineral water
Ice
Instant Energiser (with thanks to recipe suggester Leonne Hodgson)
1 measure Great Uncle Cornelius' Finest Spiced Ginger
200ml natural yoghurt
Juice of 1 orange
Half a banana
Whisk in a blender, then either drink as it is, or try adding other fruits to taste - be adventurous.
You could even try freezing it...
Cornelius would be delighted to receive any Spiced Ginger mixes you have worked out for yourself. You can e-mail them to him at info@jameswhite.co.uk (please put 'Spiced Ginger Recipe' in the subject line).