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Hi My Name is Earl Drink Recipe

January 15, 2021 · Updated January 15, 2021·By BLAC Admin

BLAC Admin

January 15, 2021 · Updated January 15, 2021

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It’s BLAC Happy Hour y’all. Every week we’re serving up a different tutorial for making cocktails with what you have in your home. From black-owned spirits to every day liquors, anybody can create magic.

Enjoy this Black-owned LASSERRE Liqueur drink recipe for My Name is Earl with Jennifer Peeples from Perfect10 Mobile Mixology.

LASSERRE Liqueur is a quality Cognac that went through an exacting selection process and some rigourous tastings by a tasting committee. It was the first Cognac liqueur with honey on the market.

The Recipe

Hi My Name Is Earl

By BLAC Admin
Hi My Name Is Earl

Prep

5 minutes 5 minutes

Servings

1

Ingredients

  • •1 1/2 oz Lasserre Honey & Cognac Liqueur
  • •3/4 oz Earl Grey Simple Syrup
  • •3/4 oz Lemon Juice
  • •1 Egg White
  • •1 Lavender Sprig, garnish

Instructions

  1. 1

    In a cocktail shaker, add all ingredients without ice.

  2. 2

    Dry shake until egg white is emulsified, approximately 30 seconds.

  3. 3

    Add ice to cocktail shaker and shake for 20 seconds.

  4. 4

    Strain into a glass and garnish with a lavender sprig.

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