Cocktails, the libationary art!
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I really love the idea of your sailor friend giving you recipes! That’s probably normal for an area near the water 😂
How does the cilantro work in there: muddled, syrup, garnish, something else? Sounds awesome! Sort of reminds me of one I made from PDT that had muddled green bell pepper (and it actually worked!).
I shook it with the other ingredients, cilantro is pretty delicate, the flavor came through and some bits of green in the drink. And yes she says "well I am a sailor and sailors like rum!" But stressed the coconut rum must be full proof, some are more like liqueurs.
Green pepper? Huh. I do love jalapeno flavor, the raw jalapenos are delicious. Not this year's (well last year now) garden ones, too spicy, but the grocery store jalapenos, muddled with tequila for a margarita, yum.
ETA: but really if you have too much pineapple, ferment some, it is ridiculously good.