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Updated: Friday, 25 Jan 2013, 2:02 PM EST
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Start your cocktail hour or get-together, or the moment you finish cleaning out the garage, with this bittersweet beer-and-gin cocktail, the Honey-Do.
The Honey-Do
Ingredients
Lightly wet the rim of a pint or Tom Collins glass, or preferably a Weizen glass. Dip into sugar to coat the rim.
Combine the honey, citrus juice, gin and salt in a cocktail shaker with the three ice cubes. Shake for about a minute at full strength.
Strain into your sugar-rimmed glass.
Top with enough IPA to fill glass. This will be a slow pour, at a 45 degree angle if at all possible.
Let foam settle a bit.
Garnish with the orange slice.
Makes 1 drink.
*An IPA – Imperial Pale Ale or India Pale Ale – refers to a beer made with an abundance of hops, different varieties and styles. Hops are used in all beers, but in the case of IPA, hops are the dominant ingredient giving it its robust, bitter flavor. This makes a great pairing for this citrus based cocktail.
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Twinkle VanWinkle was born in a small town in Mississippi. A life-long lover of music, media and food, she grew up following those three things along her path. She has almost 20 years of professional cooking under her apron strings, feeding thousands of friends, family and other folks while working in restaurants and bakeries in Oxford, Miss. She baked apple pies for the “Oprah Winfrey Show” and appeared on Food Network's “The Best Of...” in the same year. Along with producing dynamic lifestyle content for LIN Media, she is a mother, musician and social media fanatic.
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