Celery
Green With Envy
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34 Reviews
Brenda A.
December 4, 2013
Nice -- the celery/apple/lemon is refreshing and crisp. I agree that green tabasco would be a nice touch, and garnishing with celery leaves and apple slice bring out the green color. Use a neutral gin (I used Bombay Sapphire), not one that has its own strong flavor/aroma (much as I love Blue Coat, I don't think it would mix well here).
A note: I used agave syrup instead of simple syrup, and I don't recommend it. Though the flavor was nice, it destroyed the color.
A note: I used agave syrup instead of simple syrup, and I don't recommend it. Though the flavor was nice, it destroyed the color.
gingerroot
October 28, 2014
Sorry I missed your comment, Brenda. Thanks for your suggestions, I'm glad you enjoyed this.
beejay45
March 28, 2013
Wow! My BFF and I were just saying that celery is really an underused flavor, and there you go! I am going to do this, but with the green Tabasco - for the color and I like the taste better. Thanks, gingerroot.
gingerroot
October 28, 2014
Thanks for your note, beejay45 - wow, I *really* missed your comment! Apologies; I hope you enjoyed this if you gave it a try.
gluttonforlife
April 1, 2012
Can't wait to try this! I think I'll have to incorporate some lovage--it's the only thing up in my garden...
gingerroot
April 1, 2012
Thank you, gluttonforlife! I hope you enjoy it...and I'd love to hear how it turns out with some lovage - I'm starting some in my garden now.
LeBec F.
March 16, 2012
gingerroot, you is a BRILLiant girl! And i love clever titles.
p.s. try it with star anise some time, in place of the anise. (I liked what star anise did to celery in my various recipe entries.)
p.s. try it with star anise some time, in place of the anise. (I liked what star anise did to celery in my various recipe entries.)
gingerroot
March 16, 2012
Aw, thanks LBF. Star anise sounds interesting...will keep that in mind for the next batch!
EmilyC
March 14, 2012
I'm not much of a cocktail drinker, but this sounds fabulous and very refreshing!
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