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    Inspired Food Culture | Saint Louis

    AUGUST 2014

    COVER PHOTOGRAPHY OF ICE CREAM

    SANDWICHES FROM COLLEENS COOKIES P.

    BYJonathan Gayman

    TABLE OF CONTENTS PHOTOGRAPHY OF

    VANBUSKIRK CHOCOLATES GOOEY BUTTER

    CAKE TRUFFLES BY Cheryl Waller

    FROM THE STAFF

    |10| FROM THE PUBLISHE RRaise a glass, S. Louis!

    |12| DIGITAL CONTENTWhas online his monh.

    |14| FEAST TVA peek a he Augus episode.

    |18| FEAST FAVESOur saff and conribuorsshare inspired ideas or

    aseul living in S. Louis.

    COLUMNS

    |26| ONE ON ONEKick off ooball seasonwih Shawn Zell, eam che anddieiian or he S. Louis Rams.

    |28| SEED TO TABLEFarmer Crysal Sevensshares how o use fire-roased peppers hree ways.

    |30| MYSTERY SHOPPERBuy i and ry i: guava pase.

    |32| MENU OPTIONSNever buy ricota again afer

    perecing his simplea-home recipe.

    |34| SWEET IDEASPasry che Chrisy Augusinshares how o celebrae peachseason wih rich frangipane.

    |36| GADGET AGOGOFive sparkling-wine savers arepu o he es.

    |38| ON THE SHELFNew and noable in beer,spiris and wine.

    |40| THE MIXBreak ou he bubbly wih heFrench 75.

    |82| THE LAST BITEWrier Crysal Sevens digsino a swee seasonal rea aDressels Public House.

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    FEAST AWARDS

    49 - 81

    FEAST 50:

    ST. LOUIS

    FOOD SCENE

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    Volume 5 | Issue 8 | Augus 2014

    EDITORIALPublisher

    Caherine [email protected]

    Senior Print EditorLiz Miller

    [email protected]

    Senior Digital EditorKrisin Brashares

    [email protected]

    Assistant EditorBehany Chriso

    [email protected]

    Copy Editor/Fact Checker/ProofreaderAlexandra Baes, Barbara E. Sefano, Chrisine Wilmes

    Contributing WritersChrisy Augusin, Tory Bahn, Brandon Chuang, Shannon Cohran

    Pa Eby, Kyle Harsha, Valeria Tururro Klamm, Mat SeierMat Sorrell, Crysal Sevens, Michael Sweeney, Shannon Weber

    ARTArt Director

    Lisa [email protected]

    Assistant Art DirectorAlexandrea Povis

    [email protected]

    Contributing PhotographersJonahan Gayman, Demond Meek, J.Pollack Phoography

    Jennifer Silverberg, Cheryl Waller

    FEAST TVPRODUCERS:

    Caherine NevilleKrisin Brashares

    PRODUCTION PARTNER:

    Pounds MediaCONTRIBUTING VIDEOGRAPHERS:

    Judd Demaline, Kur Ehlmann, Cameron Hill, Alessio Summerfield

    Director of SalesKelly Klein

    [email protected]

    Contact UsFeas Media, 900 N. Tucker Blvd., 4h Floor

    S. Louis, MO 63101314.340.8562

    feastmagazine.com

    DistributionTo disribue Feas Magazine a your place of business, please

    conac Jeff Moore a [email protected].

    Feas Magazine does no accep unsolicied manuscrips,phoographs or arwork. Submissions will no be reurned.

    All conens are copyrigh 2010-2014 by Feas Magazine.All righs reserved.

    Reproducion or use in whole or in par of he conens, wihouhe prior writen permission of he publisher, is sricly prohibied.

    Produced by the Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis, LLC

    Magazine

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    Our shelves are stocked with foods

    from countries far and wide.

    We invite you to take a culinary trip

    around the world without leavingSt. Louis

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    DIGITAL CONTENT

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    Watch our videos.

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    FACEBOOK. We hit 20,000 likes in July, and were

    partnering with Strange Donuts to help us reach

    our next milestone at facebook.com/feastSTL.

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    INSTAGRAM. Get behind-the-scenes access to

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    WE HAVE A NEW ADDRESS!In anticipation of our regional expansion in October, we are switching over our website URL,feastSTL.com, to feastmagazine.com. As we get closer to October,

    watch for exciting updates and changes to the site as well.

    ONLINE EXTRAS:In our Feast 50 eature (p. 49), local culinarians share their go-to spots to grab a bite (like Asian Kitchen,one o ormer Farmhaus general manager Eric Scholles avorites). For more insights, visit feastmagazine.com. Plus,

    get an extra boozy dessert recipe ginger cream custard martini rom The Fountain on Locust.

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    Look for the Feast TVsplatthroughout the magazine. Ittells you which articles are part of this months episode!

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    Earlier his year, Thai Bistroopened in a sleepy

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    Joe Nanhavong, he ormer owner o he now-

    shutered Land o Smile Thai resauran in Olivete.

    Open or lunch and dinner service, Thai Bisro defly

    prepares Thai and Asian-inspired avories like red,

    green, yellow and panangcurries (each served wih

    your choice o chicken, ou, bee, pork or shrimp),

    tom kha gaiand tom yum goong soups, papaya and

    seaweed salads, a selecion o noodle dishes, and

    more. Elsewhere on he menu, house specialiesinclude phad cha mussels, pineapple curry and

    prawns wih amarind sauce, among ohers,

    allowing Nanhavong he reedom o experimen

    ouside o he expeced. The amosphere a Thai

    Bisro is comorable, he dining room dcor

    bends oward a modern aesheic and he saff

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    spiciness o order or each dish depending on your

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    FEAST FAVES | WHERE WERE DRINKING

    moonshine blues barWRITTEN BYKyle Harsha

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    buildings wih blues music drifing ou rom inside. Tha is he vibe ha he owners o

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    Square Brewery, Diablios Canina, Ca Venana and Sancuaria, and is a playground or

    hose in love wih all hings whiskey. Behind he bar here are more han 200 varieies o

    whiskey, and he bar saff proudly claims he larges whiskey selecion in S. Louis. Choices

    range rom he amiliar (a pour o Jack Daniels or $9) o he rare (Pappy Van Winkle 12-Year

    or $15) o he downrigh weird (pink lemonade moonshine or $9). The saff is incredibly

    knowledgeable and can make recommendaions based on wha you like.

    For he paron who isn ino whiskey, here are oher offerings. The beer selecion is raher

    heary, eauring locally made brews rom he likes o 2nd Shif Brewing, Cahedral Square

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    the social affair at the station

    In April, Kelly Spencer, founder and chef of The

    Social Affaircatering company, expanded her

    business with the opening of The Station, a

    market-meets-event space in Shaw. The Stationis housed inside a former gas station that had

    fallen into disrepair before Spencer pu rchased

    the property and brought it back to life (the

    building is now included on the National Register

    of Historic Places). The reincarnated space

    embraces the buildings original architecture

    and features fun, colorful, retro interior design.

    A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Spencers

    cuisine brims with Southern influences, which

    shine in hearty grab-and-go foods, such as

    mac n cheese and harvest chicken salad, and

    spreads like house-smoked salmon dip, bacon-

    and-bourbon jam and two types of rich pimento

    cheese: white and classic Cheddar. Spencer and

    her team also make pita chips, peppered crostini,

    rosemary crackers and desserts in-house, as

    well as fresh cocktail starters for Margaritas,

    Daiquiris, Mint Juleps and more. L.M.

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    FEAST FAVES | WHERE WERE DINING

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    TO THIS YEARS

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    |1 |Assorted ice cream sandwiches, $3.50 each; Colleens Cookies, 7337 ForsythBlvd., Clayton, 314.727.8427, colleenscookies.com |2 |Assorted ice creamsandwiches, $6 (tax included); I Scream Cakes, 2641 S. Cherokee St., Cherokee

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    rocket fizzWRITTEN BY Shannon Cothran

    The saff members a Rocket Fizz, a new loc

    owned ranchised candy and soda shop in Th

    Loop, gree each person who walks hrough door. Hello! hey say, cheerully. How are yo

    Le me know i I can help you find anyhing.

    No one ever answers hem. Cusomers eihe

    sand or a momen on he doorma, while sm

    slowly as hey ake in he visual onslaugh o

    colorul merchandise, or hey rush immedia

    over o a candy or an oddiy ha has caugh

    heir eye. The saff has learned no o ake b

    ignored personally. One o he shops owners

    Mark Srahm, laughs i off because, he says,

    exploring he sore, cusomers are happy o

    Talking o people is so much un, Srahm sa

    I had a lady here yeserday who sayed or

    hours and evenually came o he couner wi

    her baske nearly overflowing wih candy. Sh

    said: I ound all his suff rom when I was a k

    have o buy all his or my grandkids so hey

    wha I had when I was young. And I had a child

    saying, Wha is his? abou our s uckers wih

    scorpions in hem. He couldn believe i!

    Fun is wha Rocke Fizz is all abou. Concer

    posers and in signs wih puns decorae he

    (and are or sale). The cheery sore employee

    play lively music, and he floor is srewn wih

    ables displaying candies, oys and collecibl

    Theres he sugar-ree able, he specialy

    chocolaes able, he Briish chocolaes able

    he Japanese candies able and a able sockwih Americana, including Charleson Chews

    Boson Baked Beans. Pair hese wih hundred

    sodas and a 40-oo-long wall o salwaer a

    and a visi o Rocke Fizz is a as avorie.

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    |1 | Vintage and old-fashioned sweetssuchas salwaer affy in unexpeced flavors

    like guava, pomegranae and chile mango

    oversized lollipops and Mary Jane candies arejus some o he shops whimsical and special

    reas. |2 | Cookie dough, peanu buterand jelly, cookies and cream and bacon wih

    chocolae are jus a ew o he sugary swee,

    unexpeced soda flavorssold a Rocke

    Fizz hough many o he shops specialy

    soda flavors are more amiliar, including

    varieies o wild cherry, roo beer, cola and

    more. |3 | Among Rocke Fizzs assormeno oys and gifs are many differen syles o

    fake mustaches. There is a bacon-scened

    musache (perec or he Ron Swanson an

    in everyones lie), a bendable pary musache

    and a se o seven differenly syled

    musaches, one or each day o he week.

    FUEL UP WITH TREATS FROM ROCKET FIZZ

    FEAST FAVES | SHO P O MATI C

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    SHAWN ZELL

    Feeding 200 people wo o hree meals a

    day is no easy ask, bu when many o hose

    people are burning 3,300 o 5,000 calorieseach day, is an enirely differen challenge.

    For Shawn Zell, eam che and dieiian

    or he S. Louis Rams, ha challenge is

    also a passion. We have players rom he

    Norhwes, deep Souh, Midwes and Wes

    Coas who all grew up eaing differen

    hings and have ofen eaen whaever

    hey wan, Zell says. Balancing wha

    hese players wan and wha hey need is

    challenging, bu very rewarding.

    How do you think food affects players

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    players you don pu a low-ocane uel ino

    a high-perormance spors car, and hey are

    hose high-perormance cars. I hink heype o ood and iming have a big impac on

    hese players abiliy o perorm consisenly

    and a a high level. Weigh gaining and losing

    is a major par o my job, as well as hydraion

    managemen and prevening players rom

    cramping. Weve had a grea deal o success

    no only in pracices, bu also in games,

    wih eliminaing cramping ha sidelines

    players.How do you work with the team

    from day to day?I ypically arrive a

    5:30 o make sure breakas is ready or

    he firs players ha come in o work ou.

    My assisan and I prepare individualized

    recovery shakes or he players, based on

    preerence and specific needs, which hey

    consume immediaely afer workous. Wehen prepare a morning snack or hem o

    ea beore going ono he field. On he field,

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    liquids. I ollow cerain players hroughou

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    differen requess, I can begin o ell you

    which is he mos unique knowing a cerain

    player likes o have lenils beore pracice or

    a cerain ype o jerky. Being able o provide

    hem [ha] is good or he body [and] good

    or he mind. Do you prepare a signature

    dish for the team?Scallops are one o

    he mos popular dishes. We prepare a loo fish halibu, sea bass, una, swordfish.

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    crab cakes, urkey legs, anyhing barbecue,

    and surprisingly, anyhing wih avocados

    salads, eggs or sandwiches.What do

    you enjoy most about your job?I ge

    picure messages rom players in he off-

    season o hem drinking green smoohies or

    eaing grilled fish, quinoa or barley, and is

    rewarding o know you had a small par in

    ha. They are naurally compeiive players,

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    STORY AND RECIPE BYCrystal StevensPHOTOGRAPHY BYJennifer SilverbergPEPPERS THREE WAYS

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    There is nohing more nosalgic han he smell of a campfire. The

    aroma of oak, hickory, cherry and cedar burning while he smoke rises

    from he flames; he glow of he embers ha ells you when is ime

    o sar grilling; he scen ha lingers on your clohes for days. For me,

    he smell of campfires brings back many fond childhood memories

    of camping in he Missouri Ozarks wading in he creek all day and

    cooking campfire dinners on cas-iron skilles a dusk, sars shining

    brighly and he symphony of wildlife swelling hroughou he nigh.

    Compared o charcoal grilling, cooking over wood migh be somehing

    of a los ar, bu in my opinion, he robus flavors of mos foods are

    enhanced enfold by wood-fired grilling. My husband and I end o

    use reclaimed and repurposed maerials in he muli-funcioning fire

    pi and oudoor wood-fire barbecue grill we buil using large, found

    sones and a reclaimed circular grill from an old charcoal pi. We use

    our wood-fired grill regularly hroughou he spring, summer and fall

    monhs. Ive found ha fire-roased flavor enhances any dish.

    One of he many perks of being farmers is ha we ge o inercep a

    plehora of slighly blemished veggies before hey go ino he compos

    pile. We simply cu off he blemished pars, oss he res in olive oil and

    a litle sea sal, and hrow hem on he grill. Wood-fired veggies are a

    grea way o make use of such a seasonal bouny, as hey make excellen

    addiions o soups, sews, pasa salads, side dishes and more. Peppers

    are among our favorie vegeable o grill during he lae summer

    monhs, when hey are a heir peak flavor and ripeness.

    In hese recipes we prefer o use jalapeo, poblano and Anaheim

    peppers. When grilling or roasing peppers, i is bes o leave hem

    whole, oss hem in olive oil and sea sal and grill hem on each side

    for abou four minues. They are ready when hey have flatened

    slighly, are ender, and have nice charred grill marks. Remove hem

    from he grill and le hem cool for a leas 30 minues. Cu off he

    sems, remove he seeds and rinse slighly. If youd prefer o grill

    peppers over a charcoal grill, hea he grill and allow peppers o grill

    for four minues on each side. If youre no able o use a wood-fired

    grill or charcoal grill a home, you can also roas peppers in he oven.

    To do so, prehea he oven o 425F. Toss he peppers in exra virgin

    olive oil, lighly season wih sal and bake for 20 minues.

    Ho pepper pase, chowchow and omaillo salsa are delicious on op

    of omeles, poaoes, mea or fish. All hree make wonderful dips o

    serve wih raw vegeables or orilla chips, and he spicy chowchow

    and omaillo salsa enhance fish acos and quesadillas as well.

    Crystal Stevens is a farmer at La Vista CSA Farm on the bluffs of the Mississippi River in Godfrey, Illinois, where she farms with her husband, Eric.

    They have two children. Crystal is an advocate of integrating creativity into sustainability through writing, art, photojournalism and seed-to-table

    cooking. Find more of her work at growingcreatinginspiring.blogspot.com, which she created to launch her forthcoming book, Grow Creae Inspire.

    Fire-RoastedHot Pepper PasteServes|24 |

    24 fire-roasted jalapeo peppers6 fire-roasted poblano peppers2 Tbsp red wine vinegar1 tsp sea salt

    |Preparation | In a food processor,combine all ingrediens and process for

    1 minue, or unil a smooh and creamy

    exure is achieved. Pase will remain fresh

    for up o 2 weeks if ransferred o a ighly

    sealed jar and kep in he refrigeraor. I

    also freezes well in freezer-safe bags.

    Spicy ChowchowServes|12 |

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    extra virgin olive oil1 grilled green cabbage, cut in half

    lengthwise and grilled3 small summer squash, cut in half

    lengthwise and grilled3 fire-roasted poblano peppers, diced5 fire-roasted jalapeo peppers, diced2 fire-roasted bell peppers, diced1 Tbsp sea salt1 tsp freshly groundblack pepper1 Tbsp sugar

    |Preparation | In a large po over

    medium hea, sau onions and garlic in

    oil for 2 minues. Chop grilled cabbage

    and grilled squash ino cubes and add

    hem o he po. Allow o cook on medium

    for 2 minues. Add peppers, sal, black

    pepper and sugar. Cook on medium for 5

    minues, or unil all ingrediens are ender.

    Chowchow will keep in he refrigeraor for

    1 week in a ighly sealed jar. Chowchow

    also freezes well in freezer-safe bags.

    Fire-Roasted Hot Pepperand Tomatillo SalsaServes|4 |

    36 fire-roasted tomatillos6 fire-roasted jalapeo peppers3 fire-roasted poblano peppers1 fresh lime, squeezed1 bunch fresh cilantro1 tsp red wine vinegar1 tsp sea salt1 tsp sugar1 tsp freshly groundblack pepper2 small onions, diced4 cloves garlic, minced

    |Preparation |

    Combine everyhing

    excep onions and garlic in a food

    processor and blend on high for 1 minue,

    or unil all ingrediens are horoughly

    processed. Pour mixure ino a large bowl.

    Add chopped onions and minced garlic.

    Salsa will keep for up o roughly 1 week in a

    ighly sealed jar in he refrigeraor. I also

    freezes well in freezer-safe bags.

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    STORY AND RECIPE BYShannon WeberPHOTOGRAPHY BYJennifer SilverbergGUAVA PASTE

    mysteryshopper

    Guava-Pineapple Paletaswith Coconut Vanilla-

    Infused Cream

    Serves |10 |

    1 cup unsweetened coconut chips

    cup whole milk

    cup heavy cream

    2 cups unsweetened coconut cream

    cup granulated sugar

    pinch sea salt

    1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise,

    seeds scraped

    6 oz guava paste, diced into

    -inch cubes

    6 oz fresh pineapple, chopped into

    -inch pieces

    |Preparation Coconut |Preheat oven to350F. Line a baking sheet with parchmentpaper. Spread coconut chips in a single

    layer on baking sheet, and toast or 5 to

    8 minutes, flipping halway through, until

    chips are golden brown. Set aside.

    | Preparation Base |In a large saucepanover medium heat, heat milk, cream, coconut

    cream, sugar and salt, stirring constantly,

    until sugar has dissolved and mixture is

    smooth. Continue stirring until mixture

    just begins to boil. Remove rom heat; add

    toasted coconut chips, vanilla bean pod and

    seeds and stir to incorporate.

    Transer to an ice bath to cool or 30

    minutes, stirring requently. Cover base

    tightly, transer to rerigerator, and allow to

    steep or 6 hours or overnight.

    |Preparation Paletas | Pour basemixture through a ine-mesh strainer to

    remove solids, pressing with a wooden

    spoon to remove all liquid. Discard solids.

    In a standard 10-serving ice-pop maker,

    add 5 cubes guava paste to each mold.

    Layer 1 heaping Tbsp o chopped

    pineapple gently over guava paste; do

    not press down. Add another 5 to 6 cubes

    guava paste over pineapple; distribute

    remaining pineapple over the top. Finish

    with 3 to 5 cubes guava paste.

    Slowly pour paleta base into each mold,

    until illed. Gently tap molds on the

    countertop to remove air bubbles and

    distribute base evenly, adding more as

    needed. Gently push in Popsicle sticks and

    transer to the reezer until irm, at least

    4 to 6 hours.

    |To Serve | Remove paletas rom reezer.Run each ice-pop mold under warm water

    or a ew seconds on each side to loosen.

    Unmold and serve immediately.

    I you think the words paste and summer don't belong in the

    same sentence, you would be correct w ith very ew exceptions.

    However, there is a paste perectly suited or the warm weather

    well experience beore August becomes a distant memory.

    WHAT IS IT?

    Guava paste, also known as goiabada or bocadillo , is a thick

    preserve o resh guava and sugar. Traditionally made in large

    cauldrons set over ire, it is sold commercially and inexpensively

    in virtually every international or Latin market across the

    country. Dont waste your time perusing the jam and jelly section:

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    across St. Louis, including Global Foods Market in Kirkwood.

    WHAT DO I DO WITH IT?

    Similar in density to Turkish delight, guava paste is most ofen sliced

    and paired with cheese in one o two ways: either perched atop cubes o

    cheese as an appetizer, or braided alongside cheese as a pastry. More

    conection than preserve, guava pastes potent floral aroma imparts

    tropical flair in recipes that call or jam or curd: Fill cookies or bars, add

    swirls to cheesecake or give tarts a base layer. Cubed, its a pleasant

    addition to muffins or quick breads.

    This paleta will transport you rom poolside to beachside in an instant:

    Guava paste and resh pineapple suspended in a toasted-coconut and

    vanilla-bean-inused cream base is a grown-up twist on the traditional

    Colombian paletas de coco con bocadillo.

    Shannon Weber is a writer, graphic designer and stay-at-home mom who writes the award-winning blog aperiodictableblog.com.

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    HOMEMADE RICOTTA WITH

    We ofen leave mea abricaion o he bucher and cheese-making

    o he cheese producers, bu making resh cheeses a home isn as

    challenging as i migh seem. Mild and creamy, resh ricota is one

    o he easies cheeses o make and can be used in boh swee and

    savory dishes. Paired wih resh blackberry jam, homemade ricota

    makes a ligh breakas, snack or appeizer. Tradiionally made wih

    he whey lefover rom he producion o oher cheeses, ricota is an

    example o Ialian culinary ingenuiy, where nohing goes o wase.

    Homemade Ricotawih Blackberry-Herb

    Preserves

    RICOTTA

    Yields | abou 1 cup |cheesecloh

    2 quarts whole milk

    1 cup heavy cream

    tsp sal

    3 Tbsp fresh lemon juice or vinegar

    BLACKBERRYHERB PRESERVES

    Yields | abou 1 cup |1 pounds blackberries, picked

    over and rinsed

    cup sugar

    cup fresh orange juice

    3 Tbsp freshlemon juice

    cup freshbasil leaves, packed2 Tbsp fresh min leaves, packed

    tsp lemon zes

    |Preparaion Ricota |Line a largecolander or sieve wih a layer o fine-mesh

    cheesecloh, and place i over a large bowl.

    In a 6-quar, heavy-botomed po over

    medium hea, slowly bring milk, cream and

    sal o 180F using a candy hermomeer,

    sirring occasionally o preven burning.

    When mixure reaches beween 180F

    o 190F, add lemon juice or vinegar and

    coninue o cook a a very low simmer,

    sirring consanly, unil mixure curdles,

    abou 3 o 5 minues. Pour mixure

    ino he cheesecloh-lined colander or

    sieve, and allow o drain or 1 hour. Lif

    cheesecloh rom colander or sieve,

    discard liquid, and place ricota in an

    airigh conainer and chill. Keep in he

    rerigeraor or no longer han 1 week.

    |Preparaion Blackberry-HerbPreserves |In a medium bowl, genlymash hal o he blackberries using a

    poao masher or a ork. Add remaining

    berries, sugar and cirus juices, and sir o

    combine. Se aside or 5 o 10 minues.

    In he bowl o a ood processor, combine

    basil and min. Pulse herbs a ew imes,

    unil hey appear roughly chopped.

    Add processed herbs o he blackberry

    mixure, and sir o combine.

    In a medium po, add blackberry and

    herb mixure and bring o a simmer

    over medium hea. Coninue simmering

    unil mixure has hickened, sirring

    occasionally, abou 30 minues. During

    he final 10 minues, add lemon zes, sir

    o combine, and allow mixure o finish

    cooking. Remove pan rom hea, and allow

    jam o cool and coninue o hicken or

    abou 1 hour. Rerigerae in an airigh

    conainer or up o 1 week.

    TO TEMP.Making ricota is simple, bu emperaure is everyhing.

    Bringing he cream and milk o a b oil beore adding he acid will yield

    a larger curd, which can become slighly rubbery. Mainaining a low

    simmer produces a fine curd and a creamy exure.

    FRUIT FIX.Making preserves a home is a grea way o make he mos

    o seasonal rui or rui ha migh be on is las leg. The rue es

    o proper viscosiy or your preserves is o cool a small plae in he

    reezer. Tes hickness by placing a easpoon o cooked jam on he

    cool plae, hen place i back in he reezer or abou wo minues. I

    is gelled up when you remove i, is ready o serve. The hickness or

    viscosiy o your preserves is a mater o preerence.

    PAIRED UP.Basil and min complemen blackberries well, bu eel ree

    o experimen wih oher herbs, oo; hyme and arragon also pair

    nicely wih blackberries.

    CHEFS TIPS

    GET HANDS-ON: Join FEAST and Schnucks Cooks Cooking School on Wed., Aug.27, at 6PMto make the dishes in this months menu. Tickets are just $40 for a night

    of cooking, dining and wine. RSVP at schnuckscooks.com or call 314.909.1704.

    Homemade Ricota wih Blackberry-Herb Preserves

    Snw Pe Sld wit Pnce nd Pecin

    Spinc Gnudi wit Tmt-Bue Suce

    Pec Fngipne Tt

    LEARN MORE.In his monhs class, youll learn how o make gnudi, a

    delecable pasa dumpling, wih your homemade ricota. Youll also

    learn how o make a resh, crisp salad o snow peas, nuty pecorino and

    saly panceta, which offers an alernaive o sandard salad greens and

    illusraes a differen way o highligh snow peas.

    MAKE THE MEAL

    STORY AND RECIPE BYTory BahnPhoToGraPhy ByJennifer SilverbergBLACKBERRYHERB PRESERVES

    menuoptions

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    Christy Augustin has had a lielong love affair with all things sweet. Afer working as a pastry che in New Orleans and St. Louis, she opened Pint Size

    Bakery & Coffee in Lindenwood Park in 2012. She calls hersel the baker o all things good and evil. Learn more at pintsizebakery.com.

    STORY AND RECIPE BYChristy AugustinPHOTOGRAPHY BYCheryl WallerTOASTEDALMOND FRANGIPANE

    Honey-Roasted Peacheswith Toasted-Almond

    FrangipaneServes |6 o 8 |

    HONEYROASTED PEACHES

    1 cups granulaed sugar cup local honey cup waer orange, zested (optional) cup sherry6 freesone peaches, ripe but firm

    TOASTEDALMOND FRANGIPANE

    1 8-oz can almond pase1 cup granulaed sugar, plus 2 Tbsp

    pinch kosher sal1 sticks unsaled buter,

    room temperature4 whole eggs

    cup cake flour

    cup almond slicesor sliversunsweeened whipped ricotaormascarpone cheese(optional)

    |Preparaion Honey-Roased Peaches |Prehea oven o 375F. In a small saucepan,

    combine sugar, honey, waer and orange

    zes. Bring o a boil over high hea, sirring

    o dissolve sugar. Lower hea o medium

    and simmer 5 minues unil hickened like

    syrup. Add sherry o syrup off he hea.

    Cu each peach in hal and remove pi; do

    no peel. Place peaches, cu-side down, in

    a 2-quar baking dish, and add syrup. Roas

    or 8 minues, urn peaches cu-side up,

    base wih syrup, and roas anoher 6 o 8

    minues, unil ender. Cool in dish beore

    removing peels. Peaches can be servedimmediaely or chilled in syrup or 1 week.

    |Preparaion Toased-AlmondFrangipane |Prehea oven o 350F.Crumble almond pase ino pea-size

    pieces, and combine wih sugar and sal.

    Using a sand mixer fited wih he paddle

    atachmen, blend mixure unil almond

    pase is uniormly combined ino sugar.

    Add buter and cream unil ligh and fluffy,

    scraping ofen. Bea in eggs, ollowed by

    flour, unil well-mixed. Almond cream or

    rangipane bater can be rerigeraed a his

    sage or up o 2 weeks.

    Spray he botoms o a 12-cup muffin in.

    Spoon approximaely 2 o 3 Tbsp bater ino

    each cup, op wih a sprinkle o almonds

    and bake or 15 o 20 minues, unil ops are

    golden brown and spring back when pressed

    lighly. Alernaively, he bater makes one

    9-inch round cake; be sure o line he botom

    o your cake pan wih parchmen paper, and

    bake approximaely 35 o 40 minues.

    Unmold warm cakes and sore a room

    emperaure in an airigh conainer or up

    o 4 days, or in he reezer or 1 monh.

    |Assembly |Top rangipane wih slices oroased peaches, and drizzle wih syrup.

    Unsweeened whipped ricota or mascarpone

    cheese is excellen aop he cakes.

    When summerime rolls around and rui rees are in bloom, I dream

    o peaches, necarines and apricos in abundance. Sone ruis are

    such a versaile summer crop ha recipe variaions are endless.

    They can be grilled or poached, served wih fish or in salads, made

    ino delecable jams, or used o creae he mos rereshing sorbes.

    While i is emping o simply ea summer peaches as is juices

    dripping down your arm and all roasing and serving hem wih

    eleganrangipaneea cakes makes a surprisingly easy desser, wih

    componens ha can be prepared ahead o ime.

    Frangipane is he chameleon o pasries. A Pin Size Bakery we use i

    as a ea cake, bu i is ofen baked ino hin layers or he base o petit

    ours, piped ino ar shells o bake ino rui ars, scooped ino Danish

    ceners or rich bear claws or used as he decaden filling or a French

    puff pasry specialy called pithivier. Once you maser his recipe, like

    me, Im sure you will find many reasons o make i again and again.

    Truh be old, I preer his recipe wih apricos, bu as locally grown

    peaches are more easily ound a armers markes and in grocery sores

    his ime o year, hey are subsiued here. Jus know ha any sone rui,

    even cherries, would work wonderully in his preparaion. For he almond

    pase, make sure you don misakenly buy marzipan, as marzipan conains

    more sugar (and usually corn syrup or glucose) and is mean or candy-

    making, no baking.

    HONEYROASTED PEACHES WITH

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    METROKANE WINE

    AND CHAMPAGNE

    SEALER

    PROS

    A clever cap ha fis over mos botles

    lipped or no his sealer wiss ino

    place and makes a good, srong seal.

    Inexpensive and elegan in design, hesleek black cap looks debonair aop

    he sparkling wine botle. The velvey

    maerial affords a comforable grip, oo.

    CONS

    The direcions were vague, almos

    nonexisen, wih his gadge. The

    esers, who had imbibed more

    han a few sips of sparkling wine

    before puting he cap on, go a litle

    frusraed before one of hem figured

    ou he wis. A word o he wise wine

    lover, bu no a major problem.

    $7.99; World Market, multiple

    locations, worldmarket.com

    PULLTEX EPIC

    CHAMPAGNE

    OPENER/STOPPER

    PROS

    The slick open-and-shu levers on

    each side of his simple sopper make

    i he easies o pu on and ake off

    of a botle. No need o wis or push,his bubble-saver shields hands and

    fingers from wear and ear. The cap

    provides a grip for removing screw-off

    ops, bu i sill akes muscle. Good on

    botles wih and wihou rims.

    CONS

    This model is priced a litle higher

    han some models, for he same level

    of fizz preservaion. For hose who

    experience pain or weakness in heir

    hands, his gadge provides good value

    $16.99; Friar Tuck

    VACU VIN

    CHAMPAGNE SAVER

    AND POURER

    PROS

    The concep behind his gadge is

    grea: I combines he funcionaliy

    of a sparkling wine sopper wih he

    convenience of a pourer. The soppersays on, he handsome chrome bail

    flips up, and bubbly pours ou. No

    need o wresle he cap off, pour and

    reseal. Brillian idea.

    CONS

    Unforunaely, brillian ideas don

    always work. In realiy, his gadge

    wouldn lock ono any of he hree

    differen brands and boles esed.

    Afer many failed aemps, we called

    he es over. Three srikes, and his

    model is ou.

    $14.99; Friar Tuck, multiple locations,

    friartuckonline.com

    EPIVAC DUO

    CHAMPAGNE AND

    WINE SAVER SET

    PROS

    This five-par sopper se preserves

    regular and sparkling wines a

    plus for wine lovers. Car geeks will

    enjoy he Peugeo logo on he case.Mad-scienis ypes ake noe: The

    clever pump-and-cap sysem which

    removes air from wines o preven

    oxidaion, and pumps air ino he fizzy

    ones o fill dead air and preserve

    carbonaion is almos oo much fun.

    Peugeo knows how o make sparkling

    wine soppers. Spring for he bigger

    expense if you drink boh.

    CONS

    Is big. The case won nesle easily

    ino a drawer. Is also hree imes he

    cos of he leas expensive sopper

    esed. No major drawbacks, hough.

    $21.99; Sur La Table, 1701 S. Lindbergh

    Blvd. #295, Frontenac, surlatable.com

    EPIC CHROME

    PLATED CHAMPAGNE

    STOPPER

    PROS

    I loved he simpliciy of his

    inexpensive winged wonder. Flip up

    he side bails, place over he botle,

    push down, clamp, and carry on. Thesparkling wine says fizzy in he

    fridge for anoher day. Snap up he

    sides slowly; we love he slow whoosh

    sound followed by a disinc pop. Pour

    and reseal wih ease.

    CONS

    This model only works on botles wih

    a proruding lip, usually found on fizzy

    wines wih a real cork and a wire bail.

    The DeLorean-syle gull wings lock on

    under he lip. Don le his disrac you

    from buying a good sopper, bu youll

    need anoher syle for lipless botles.

    $6.99; The Wine Merchant Ltd.,

    20 S. Hanley Road, Clayton,

    winemerchantltd.com

    WHAT TO LOOK FOR :FIZZABILITY.Wine expers a several shops each acknowledged ha

    he sparkling wine soppers work, and every salesperson said hey

    have a leas one. However, a bes, hey exend opimum drinkabiliy

    by one o wo days. These are good enough for Sunday morning

    mimosas made wih lefover wine from a Saurday nigh celebraion.

    FIZZ FINDINGS. Five wine sores had no preservers in sock no

    because cusomers snapped hem up, bu because wine salespeople

    sampling bubbly someimes forge o bring preservers for he ask

    and mus buy up he enire sock.

    FIT FOR ALL.No one sopper fis all sparkling wine boles, which

    generally vary more grealy in shape and size han sandard wine

    boles. Sofer maerials flex a bi more, bu you may need o buy a

    few o fi rimmed, ridged, skinny and fa-necked boles.

    BOTTLE NECKS.A sparkling wine preserver needs o fi snugly over he

    bole wih an airigh seal. Look for feaures in he cap ha allow he

    sopper o adjus o each bole. Sof maerials ha form a igh seal,

    hooks ha grip bole rims, levers ha clamp down he ops you

    wan feaures ha allow flexibiliy.

    SPARKLING WINE SAVERSWRITTEN BYPat EbyPHOTOGRAPHY BYJonathan Gayman

    CHECPA

    40

    gadgeta-go-go

    Put a sparking winesaver to work with thecocktail recipe in thismonths The Mix: French 75.

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    Saturday, August 9 - 10am-6pm

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    ACHA VINOS BLANCO AND

    ROSSO VERMOUTHS

    38

    STYLE:Okoberes (5.8% abv)AVAILABLE AT: The Wine & Cheese Place, muliplelocaions, wineandcheeseplace.com; $10.99

    (six-pack, 11.2-oz botles)PAIRINGS:Schnizel Limburger

    When I begin seeing Okoberes and pumpkin beers on

    sore shelves, I ge excied, as is a sure sign ha all is

    righ around he corner. Fall is my avorie ime o year, and

    Okoberes beers are a perec syle or he season. The

    Weihensephaner Okoberesbier is a classic version o

    he syle, providing a big bready aroma and a clean caramel

    maliness ha makes i uterly quaffable.

    STYLE: American IPA (5.75% abv)AVAILABLE AT: Corral Liquors, 965 E.

    Edwardsville Road, Wood R iver, Illinois,corral-liquors.com; $8.99(six-pack, 12-oz botles)PAIRINGS: Spicy chicken inga acos Manchego cheese

    One o my avorie hings abou Midwesern

    breweries is he way hey pick and choose some o

    he bes aspecs o beers rom he Wes and Eas coass. Tyranena

    Brewing Co. based ou o Wisconsin creaed an IPA ha eaures a

    complex, lush, maly body (similar o Eas Coas IPAs) has pumped

    ull o cirus and piney hoppiness (like he grea IPAs rom he Wes

    Coas). In his beer, we ge he bes o boh coass.

    STYLE:American-syle lager (4.7% abv)AVAILABLE AT: Randalls Wines and Spiris,

    muliple locaions, shoprandalls.com; $7.99(six-pack, 12-oz botles)

    PAIRINGS:Grilled hamburger wih Cheddar Colby cheese

    In he days when waer could kill you, armhands

    used o be parially paid in beer. They needed

    somehing ligh and rereshing, and somehing

    ha wouldn ge hem oo ipsy. Crown Valley

    Brewing ollows his radiion by crafing a crisp lager

    ha eaures a lovely balance o sof maliness and a

    sligh spiciness, due o he noble hops.

    PROVENANCE: New York (46% abv)AVAILABLE AT: The Wine & Cheese Place, muliple

    locaions, wineandcheeseplace.com; $31.99TRY IT:Sip i nea a firs o appreciaehe apple flavor

    Tuhillown Disillery firs achieved nooriey or is line o

    Hudson whiskeys, bu he New York producer also makes

    a wide variey o oher spiris. The laes is Hal Moon

    Orchard Gin, named afer he boa used by Henry Hudson o

    explore he river in New York ha would evenually bear his

    name. This gin is ligher on he boanicals in avor o leting

    he base spiri made rom a unique combinaion o 80

    percen whea and 20 percen apples shine hrough.

    PROVENANCE: Scoland (46% abv)AVAILABLE AT: The Wine & Cheese Place, muliplelocaions, wineandcheeseplace.com; $35.99TRY IT:Wih a slighly swee onic such as Fever-Tree

    Indian Tonic

    Alhough gin isn he spiri mos associaed wih he

    Scotish island o Islay, he venerable Islay disillery,

    Bruichladdich, is making a name or isel as aprogressive spiris producer. This gin is a esamen o

    he companys creaiviy. Is a complex amalgam o 22

    boanicals oraged rom he island, wih a bi o brininess

    o i, much like some o he companys whiskeys. The

    Boanis has been unavailable or awhile, bu i is now

    back on he marke and sporing some swanky new

    packaging as well.

    beer spiritsWRITTEN BY Michael SweeneyThe creaor o slhops.com and ounder o S. Louis CrafBeer Week, Michael Sweeney is also he craf beer manager

    a Lohr Disribuing.

    WRITTEN BYMat Sorrell

    When hes no wriing, Mat Sorrell can be ound slinging drinks a

    Planers House in Laayete Square or barending a evens around

    own wih his wie Beh or heir company Cockails Are Go.

    TOP AUGUST PICKS

    PROVENANCE: Spain (15% abv)AVAILABLE AT: Parkers Table, 7118 Oakland Ave., RichmondHeighs, parkersable.com; $22.49

    TRY IT: The Blanco is a grea subsiue or dry vermouhin marinis, while he Rosso shines in drinks such asManhatans and Negronis

    These vermouhs hail rom Desilerias Acha in he Basque

    Counry o Spain, which has been disilling fine spiris since

    1831. Crafed rom an old amily recipe, hese vermouhs

    have he requisie wormwood, plus pleny o complexiy,

    hanks o he wide variey o all-naural ingrediens heyre

    inused wih, including herbs, roos and ruis. The Rosso is

    darker, wih noes o biter orange and dark rui; he Blanco

    is on he ligher, more floral side o he flavor specrum.

    THE BOTANISTS GIN

    ont

    hes

    helf

    TUTHILLTOWN DISTILLERYS

    HALF MOON ORCHARD GIN

    TYRANENA BREWING CO.S

    BITTER WOMAN IPA

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    WEIHENSTEPHANERS OKTOBERFESTBIER

    CROWN VALLEY BREWINGS

    FARMHOUSE LAGER

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    PROVENANCE: Yakima, WashingonAVAILABLE AT: Schnucks, 12332 Mancheser Road, DesPeres, schnucks.com; $14.99

    PAIRINGS: Fish and chips

    Fried mushrooms Triple crme cheese

    I is a seldom occurrence ha I ry a wine ha makes me

    rehink wha I consider o be he bes in a caegory. This

    one did jus ha. Here you have a German-born winemaker

    crafing small-producion wines rom Washingon ha no

    only blow away he compeiion, bu also can go oe-o-

    oe wih sparkling wines ha are our imes he price. The

    Treveri exra-bru is bone dry, rereshing and elegan, wih a

    lemony, acidic backbone and enough whie-fleshed rui o

    make i user-riendly. Seriously, buy his wine.

    wineWRITTEN BYKyle Harsha

    Kyle Harsha is a certified specialist of wine and certified

    sommelier with over 20 years experience in the food and wine

    industry. He drinks more wine than he pr obably ought to.

    TREVERI CELLARS

    EXTRABRUT SPARKLING, NV

    PROVENANCE: McLaren Vale, AusraliaAVAILABLE AT: The Wine Merchan Ld., 20 S. Hanley Road,Clayon, winemerchanld.com; $14.99

    PAIRINGS: Braised lamb shoulderSal-and-pepper-crusedfile mignon Kansas Ciy-syle barbecue sauce

    No long ago, botles o Shiraz plasered wih criter labels

    rom Ausralia lef a bad ase in he mouhs o wine expers,

    bu here is sill a lo o appreciae abou Ausralian wines.

    Simon Hacket, however, is proving ha solid, well-made Shiraz

    is sill being produced in Ausralia. The 2012 Gaekeeper has

    loads o black and blue ruis, along wih a ramework o min

    and dill, bu i won urn your eeh dark afer one glass. Wih

    he alcohol by volume ringing in a 13.5 percen, his wine drinks

    pleasanly, and may change your mind abou he grape.

    SIMON HACKETT

    THE GATEKEEPER SHIRAZ, 2012

    PROVENANCE: Palz, GermanyAVAILABLE AT: The Wine & Cheese Place, muliple locaions,wineandcheeseplace.com; $12.99PAIRINGS: Shrimp salad Spicy ginger pork Coconu-based curry dishes

    Pino Gris has a long, soried hisory in Germany, even hough

    people ypically hink o i as an Ialian varieal. J.L. Wol is

    a winery ha was originally esablished in he mid-1700s,achieving is heyday in he mid-1800s, beore alling ino

    disrepair. Erns Loosen ook over he winery nearly 20 years

    ago and is leading he charge wih delicious, radiional Palz

    wines. The Pino Gris is bes described as racy, or even sexy.

    Is all he good suff people love abou he grape (decen

    acid, mineral noes, a ouch herbal) wihou he flab ha can

    come rom is Ialian counerpar.

    VILLA WOLF PINOT GRIS, 2012

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    FRENCH 75 STORY AND RECIPE BYMat SeierPHOTOGRAPHY BYJonahan Gaymanthemix

    French 75Serves|1 |

    2 oz gin(Brokers London Dry, North

    Shore No. 11, Plymouth or Nolets)

    oz freshlemon juice

    oz simple syrup

    3 oz Champagneor sparkling wine

    ice

    lemon peel or wedge (for garnish)

    |Preparaion | Combine all ingrediensexcep Champagne and ice in a cockail

    shaker. Add ice, and shake for 15 seconds.

    Pour enire conens of shaker ino a Collins

    glass. Top wih Champagne and garnish wih

    lemon peel or wedge.

    Proper PresenaionThe French 75 is mean o be served in

    a Collins glass, no a Champagne flue

    or cockail glass. The reference o he

    75-millimeer field gun used by he

    French and American armies was jus

    as simple. Mos, if no all, soldiers knew

    wha a French 75-millimeer was, as ha

    weapon was one of he mos popular guns

    used during World War I. The connecion

    beween a Collins glass and he spen

    shell of a 75-millimeer is oo close o

    ignore. A Collins glass is a long, all glass

    one of he larges used in mos bars. I s

    ubular shape resembles he spen shell

    of 75-millimeer gun, however, he glass

    iself is smaller. When reading he earliesrecipes for a French 75, all of he recipes

    are served in a Collins glass over ice.

    There is no menion of Champagne flues

    or cockail glasses. Also, is as easy o

    reload a parons glass wih he cockail

    as i was o reload and rapidly fire he

    French 75-millimeer field gun.

    As for he gun iself, he Handbook o

    Arillery, published by he Governmen

    Prining Office in 1920, saes ha,

    The recoil mechanism [of he French

    75-millimeer field gun] no only absorbs

    he greaer par of he recoil energy, bu i

    reurns he gun o he firing posiion, and

    o be efficien i mus be able o performhese wo funcions quickly, smoohly

    and coninuously. More simply, he gun

    is loaded (he cockail shaker is filled

    wih ingrediens); he gun is fired (he

    cockail is shaken); he casing is ejeced

    (he conens of he cockail shaker are

    dumped ino a Collins glass); and he gun

    is reurned o firing posiion (he cockail

    shaker is ready o be reloaded).

    Is celebraion ime! Feas urns 4 years old his monh, and were

    kicking off he pary wih a bubbly classic cockail, he French 75.

    In addiion o celebraing he magazines anniversary, Augus in

    S. Louis usually brings high emps and humidiy, which makes his

    refreshing cool-me-down drink all he more relevan.

    The hisory or folklore of his drink also makes i quie inriguing.

    I is said ha during World War I, American soldiers (or Briish,

    depending on wha version of he ale you believe) on he batlefield

    had no drinking cups, so hey ook he spen casing of a 75-millimeer

    field gun; filled i wih gin, lemon juice, sugar and Champagne, and

    imbibed. Thus, he cockail was dubbed he French 75. How ridiculous

    is ha? They didn have cups, bu hey had gin, lemons, sugar and

    Champagne? A more likely origin of he French 75 resides in he pages

    of Harry MacElhones recipe book, Harrys ABC o Mixing Cockails,

    firs published in 1919. MacElhone gave credi o Pa McGarry of

    Bucks Club in London. As is he origin of many, many cockails, he ook

    a simple recipe, modified i and gave i a new name. He ook a Tom

    Collins recipe ha called for gin, lemon juice, sugar and club soda and

    replaced he soda wih Champagne. Allegedly he Champagne is where

    he French par comes ino play; is ha simple.

    From my personal library of cockail omes, he earlies menion of

    using a spiri oher han gin is in David A. Emburys The Fine Ar o

    Mixing Drinks, published in 1948. He saes ha, Gin is someimes

    used in place of Cognac in his drink, bu hen, of course, i no

    longer should be called French. Apparenly he drank oo much

    and forgo ha Champagne is French, and ha is inclusion in

    his cockail is why he drink was named he French 75. All oher

    wriings preceding his (ha I have found or have researched)

    call for gin as he base spiri. If you wan he classic, sick o gin.

    Cognac, hough, is a good subsiue is jus no a French 75.

    Mat Seier is a co-ounder o he Unied Saes Barenders Guilds S. Louis chaper, a member o he naional board or he USBGs MA program

    and a coninuing educaor or all desiring knowledge o he craf o mixology. He is a member o Drink Lab and a consulan a Sancuaria.

    40 feasmagazine.com AUGUST 2014

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