Friday, April 24, 2009

Classic Mojito



Serves 4

1/2 Cup Fresh Mint Leaves, roughly chopped
1/3 Cup Sugar
1 Cup White Rum
1/2 Cup Fresh Lime Juice
Crushed Ice
Club Soda
Fresh Mint Leaves
Lime Slices

  1. Muddle chopped mint with sugar in a pitcher. Add rum and lime juice; stir to dissolve sugar. Strain mixture into tall glasses.
  2. After straining rum mixture into glasses, add ice and 4–6 ounces of club soda to each glass.
  3. Add ice to each drink; top with club soda. Garnish drinks with mint sprigs and lime slices
What It Means To Muddle

“Muddle” is a bartending term meaning to crush or bruise fresh herbs to release their flavor. To make a mojito, a muddling tool is used (it looks like a tiny baseball bat) to crush mint leaves in the bottom of a glass. If you don’t have this tool, the handle end of a wooden spoon works just fine for muddling ingredients.

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