BLT cocktail
BLT Cocktail
The BLT Cocktail is a unique beverage that combines the flavors of a classic BLT sandwich into a drinkable form. This cocktail is a part of the broader category of savory cocktails, which are known for their complex, non-sweet flavor profiles.
History[edit | edit source]
The BLT Cocktail is a relatively recent addition to the cocktail scene. It was first created in the early 21st century by innovative bartenders looking to push the boundaries of traditional cocktail flavors. The idea was to capture the essence of the popular BLT sandwich, which consists of bacon, lettuce, and tomato, in a cocktail.
Ingredients[edit | edit source]
The primary ingredients of a BLT Cocktail are:
- Bacon-infused vodka
- Tomato juice
- Lettuce water
- Salt and pepper
- Ice cubes
Preparation[edit | edit source]
To prepare a BLT Cocktail, the bacon-infused vodka is first mixed with tomato juice. Lettuce water, which is made by blending lettuce leaves with water and then straining the mixture, is then added. The cocktail is seasoned with salt and pepper to taste, and served over ice.
Variations[edit | edit source]
There are several variations of the BLT Cocktail. Some bartenders add a dash of hot sauce for a spicy kick, while others garnish the cocktail with a slice of crispy bacon. There are also versions that include other ingredients from the BLT sandwich, such as mayonnaise or bread, in the form of infused spirits or garnishes.
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