Mint Julep
From Candlelight tea (1910).
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A historical recipe
Candlelight tea, by Lina Dunlap (1910) .
Known as an American recipe, with similar versions prepared across other nations.
From an old book: a historical recipe, not current advice. Its methods, additives and storage may be unsafe by today's standards.
Ingredients
1
1 ingredient
one teaspoonful of sugar
Method
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Each glass of julep should be made separately. Take about six fresh mint leaves, crush in bottom of glass, add one teaspoonful of sugar, fill within tv^^o inches of top with crushed ice, then fill glass with whiskey, put on cover at once and let stand for five minuies. When cover is removed the glass will be frosted. Julep should always be made in the tall narrow glass, using metal cover.
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Music from United States
19 recordings, free to play here.
Hesitation blues - Al Bernard 1919
1919
Position in the track
3:44
Hesitation blues - Al Bernard 1919
1919 · 3:44
"Rags to Burn", by Frank X. McFadden (1899)
1899 · 5:40
Nightmare Blues - Daisy Martin (1921)
1921 · 3:07
Hop To It by George A. Hardwick (1920)
1920 · 3:13
Felix Arndt "From Soup to Nuts" (February 20, 1914) Victor 17558 = ragtime composer of "Nola" piano
1914 · 3:15
"Marching Through Georgia" by Henry C. Work – sung by Harlan & Stanley (1904)
1904 · 2:06
Boyle Woolfolk & Hampton Durand - That Kentucky Rag (1912)
2026 · 3:57
Shenandoah (2017) - Singing Sergeants - United States Air Force Band
2017 · 2:12
W. C. Powell - Funny Folks (1904)
2026 · 3:19
Some of These Days - Sophie Tucker (1911)
1911 · 4:24
"The Entertainer" (1902), by Scott Joplin
2018 · 5:06
"Leola (Two-Step)" (1905), by Scott Joplin
4:51
The Lone Star Blues by Paul Durst (1916, piano rendition)
1916 · 4:00
Keep on Going - Daisy Martin (1921)
1921 · 3:00
Tom Brown's Trilling Tune by Charles L. Cooke (1916)
1916 · 3:07
Marian Anderson - My Way's Cloudy
1923 · 2:51
"Grandfather's Clock" by Henry C. Work – sung by the Edison Quartet (1905)
1905 · 2:12
Shenandoah - Singing Sergeants - United States Air Force Band
2001 · 3:18
Victor Herbert - Dodge Brothers March (1920)
2026 · 5:51
“Hesitation blues - Al Bernard 1919”, via Wikimedia Commons (converted to MP3) · Public domain (recording published by 1925) Public domain (recording published by 1925) · Source
About it
Cuisine American
Yield
Not stated
Cookware for this recipe
Whisk
United States
Whisk