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🦋 A Softer Cocktail

Thanks to young urban bicycle enthusiast Dorothy Gambrell, today I found out about Saveur's Recipe Comix -- right now I am drinking (courtesy of A Softer World's Emily Horne) a Black Mischief -- this is Horne's take on a Kingsley Amis cocktail recipe, and boy oh boy is it smooth.

In general I am all in favor of mixing comix with other forms. Gambrell's recipe for Chocolate Ice-Cream is a good one, and the peripheral cartoony stuff adds to it, gives it resonance. I will remember this cocktail recipe because of how good it tastes, and also because of the A Softer World tie-in.

posted afternoon of Saturday, July second, 2011
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Anything that combines Kingsley Amis and Emily Horne has my vote.

posted evening of July second, 2011 by todd.

I prefer my "Dark & Stormy" with bourbon, when I believe it's called a Kentucky Mule.

posted evening of July second, 2011 by todd.

Neat -- thanks, I was vaguely aware of the existence of a drink called Dark & Stormy but did not know what it was.

posted evening of July second, 2011 by Jeremy

Oh -- rum and ginger beer -- I have had that. Vaguely similar I guess to Amis' drink; but the stout makes a pretty big difference.

posted evening of July second, 2011 by Jeremy

The Amis recipe is in his Everyday Drinking, much of which is readable at Google Books.

posted morning of July third, 2011 by Jeremy

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