This is great stuff. Really helps to develop my understanding of flavours not owning any of those books yet. Thanks for the websites and advice. I subscribed to your channel and look forward to the rest you share.
That was the business !!! Even that I won't be looking to build my own cocktail recipes that was great info about flavour pairings and understanding the concept and how it all works. The ingredientspairing website will probably come in useful too on certain occasions.
Here’s a drink I’ve been practicing in my bar/tobacco store in Brasil after watching your channel: 50ml woodford reserve or jack daniels 25ml Cointreau 25ml lime juice 25ml demerara syrup 1.2sugar/1water 50ml unsweetened Earl Gray or black tea infused with cardamomo seeds
nice, yeah, they work for both--actually more valid for cooking in a lot of cases, but some of the sites are getting savvy to the cocktail industry and adding in pairings for rum, bourbon, etc. Many didn't highlight that originally.
Something I found rather recently, is that at foodpairings.com, if you actually click on the item mentioned in the pairings, you can chain them. I know, it probably sounds like a no brainer, but despite using the site for a WHILE, I always thought that if you clicked on one of those things, it just takes you to that respective page and item's pairings.
@@cmcocktails I... don't know, actually. I've clicked on the things it pairs with before and it took me to that specific item's page, though about a week ago I did it and it chained it. So if I put Orange, then click on Brown Sugar, it goes to a page where it has things which pair well with those two things together. Haha, despite that I suppose such a thing can be derived from me using the term "Chained" so there's that as well.
I see you found the irony there :) But, quite honestly, the two courses I've done right now bar school would charge $800+ for in the city...and they'll spend more time making you memorize recipe ingredients for ones they think are important, rather than teaching you the ratios and formulas to doing them yourself.
So great! I've been trying to find videos that spoke about flavour pairings specific to cocktails and having no success. Thanks for making this !
No problem
Incredibly helpful episode!!! Making some drinks for fun tonight and I'm already rummaging through all my spices and ingredients for pairing.
fantastic :)
This is great stuff. Really helps to develop my understanding of flavours not owning any of those books yet. Thanks for the websites and advice. I subscribed to your channel and look forward to the rest you share.
That was the business !!! Even that I won't be looking to build my own cocktail recipes that was great info about flavour pairings and understanding the concept and how it all works. The ingredientspairing website will probably come in useful too on certain occasions.
yeah, you can use them for cooking as well (that's probably more their main purpose :)
This is very inspiring and certainly eye opening! Thank you so much for such great content!
No problem
Here’s a drink I’ve been practicing in my bar/tobacco store in Brasil after watching your channel:
50ml woodford reserve or jack daniels
25ml Cointreau
25ml lime juice
25ml demerara syrup 1.2sugar/1water
50ml unsweetened Earl Gray or black tea infused with cardamomo seeds
nice, must have a nice bit of acidity to it too
Great information. I have booked mark the sites. I love too cook and these will help there as well. Thanks
nice, yeah, they work for both--actually more valid for cooking in a lot of cases, but some of the sites are getting savvy to the cocktail industry and adding in pairings for rum, bourbon, etc. Many didn't highlight that originally.
This one is going to be useful thanks :)
Thanks
How do you balance your cocktail? What is the perfect ration to create a cocktail? Thanks
Something I found rather recently, is that at foodpairings.com, if you actually click on the item mentioned in the pairings, you can chain them. I know, it probably sounds like a no brainer, but despite using the site for a WHILE, I always thought that if you clicked on one of those things, it just takes you to that respective page and item's pairings.
yep, I think I've used that...that's the one with the pay-for upgrade version right?
@@cmcocktails
I... don't know, actually. I've clicked on the things it pairs with before and it took me to that specific item's page, though about a week ago I did it and it chained it. So if I put Orange, then click on Brown Sugar, it goes to a page where it has things which pair well with those two things together. Haha, despite that I suppose such a thing can be derived from me using the term "Chained" so there's that as well.
Do you have any episodes of you guys trying those bad recipes out and maybe giving critique and showing how to make palatable?
yeah, but I don't know which episodes they are, we've done a bunch :)
Wow
Well done. Thanks
Thanks, took a bit of time to compose too
Thank you!
no problem!
This website doesn’t work ingredientpairings
Oh.. it used to when I filmed it years ago
If i give you money then the stuff isn't free lol
I see you found the irony there :) But, quite honestly, the two courses I've done right now bar school would charge $800+ for in the city...and they'll spend more time making you memorize recipe ingredients for ones they think are important, rather than teaching you the ratios and formulas to doing them yourself.
...pretty much just a mai tai yeah?
yep
9:05 no shit Sherlock