A garnish can be anything from a slice of fruit to a paper umbrella, or as Sailor Jerry proves, a dolphin. This “Spice Hack” created by the brand shows you how to make a dolphin garnish for a ...

All you need to recreate the fruity Flipper at home, says McGee, is 1 bright yellow banana, 2 cloves, 3 pineapple leaves (or any fruit leaves you have around) and 1 whole nutmeg. To make it: 1.

I look for a refreshing cocktail that’ s easy enough to whip up at the last minute. This cocktail originated somewhere in ...

From raw oyster, to a whole banana, to a burnt match, and even congealed pig's blood, bartenders have seen some strange garnishes. 12 Strangest Cocktail Garnishes Bartenders Have Ever Seen Visit ...

As we set out to try over a dozen of the cocktails offered on P.F. Chang's beverage menu, one drink in particular rose to the ...

The cocktail gains a bit of sweetness from not-so-uncommon cereal additions banana and cacao, and gains some depth from familiar Batida spices of cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla syrup.

Add an extra jigger of orange juice, a squeeze of lime, fresh banana, orange wedges, muddled pineapple—garnish and mix up your own recipe to taste! Tropical drinks have a place year-round in our ...

Combine all ingredients into a ceramic cup or tumbler glass. Add crushed ice to halfway mark, churn with a spoon to dilute ...

With cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar and cloves, this rich drink is the perfect thing to sip at the end of a long night. Le Ka, 800 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, (213) 688-3000, lekarestaurant.com ...

Banana has been showing up in cocktails this year, often in rum or tequila infusions, but Everhardt makes an in-house banana oleo saccharum — a sugar-oil made by banana peels sitting in sugar ...

We're used to seeing cocktails garnished with a lemon or lime or maybe with a sprig of herb. That's all perfectly lovely, but some bars are taking garnish concept and bringing it to a whole new ...