Antebellum Mint Julep
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- Before the Civil War made foreign products hard to come by in the South, French cognac was the preferred liquor in a mint julep (pictured on page 60).
- 2 tsp.
- superfine sugar 6 mint leaves, plus 4 sprigs for garnish 2 oz.
- cognac, such as Martell Cordon Bleu Stir sugar and 1 tbsp.
- water in a highball glass or silver julep cup until sugar dissolves.
- Add mint leaves;
- gently crush with a spoon.
- Fill glass with cracked ice and pour in cognac;
- stir until chilled, about 15 seconds.
- Fill glass with more ice;
- garnish with mint sprigs and two straws.
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