From: "Complete Home Bartender's Guide" by Salvatore Calabrese. "A balanced version based on the classic Teeny Weeny Woo-Woo of the 1980's."
<p>This classic vanilla sponge is filled with Ruby’s homemade strawberry jam and a decadent mascarpone and cream filling topped with fresh peach. It’s certainly woo-woo if you soak the peaches in vodka first!</p>
During my spell in university doing my psychology degree i worked ina popular chain of cocktail bars in the uk called revolution. i kept all my training materials, and myu little laminated ingredient lists that i used to keep in my apron. i thought it was about time i updated them onto recipezaar. There are some revolution classics in this and also some that they dont do anymore at rev. I may be a bit vague on the floating parts of cocktails, i haven’t made them in a while. This may be a good excuse to! the reason why i specify using a glass tumbler to mix the drink in is purely for logistics- creating one drinks worth at a time by measuring it out in the serving glass and serving it in the same glass. its how we used to do it a rev, if your prefer to do it in a cocktail shaker thats fine just beware not to out too much ice in.
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