The other day at home I *could not* pull the shaker tins apart (it was a Boston shaker, actually, so I was afraid to get too aggressive with it lest the glass break). Drying my hands thoroughly: nope. Using a towel: nope. Twisting: nope. Setting it on the floor between my feet and yanking: nope. Jamming a butter knife down inside and levering: nope. Even running it under hot water: nope (and I still hoped to salvage the cocktail, so I didn't like this idea anyway). Then I tried holding it by the glass and gently but firmly knocking the other tin against the counter edge (actually wooden cutting board, so, softer). That did the trick. No broken glass or shaker, and saved cocktail! It's now my go-to method for separating unreasonably intransigent shaker tins.
Anyone else make this drink yet? I just did, and wow, Pusser's is not for the faint of heart! I had to cut it back to 1 oz before the more casual drinkers warmed up to it. This was a lot of fun to make and the presentation was awesome... Definitely a new annual tradition.
Just(A)Theory Yup. Pusser’s is nuts. Definitely has some bananas in its funk. It’s made in wooden stills. Not sure if any other spirits are still doing that. It’s a unique rum with an antique flavor.
So close to that 100K mark its awsome. Cant say for sure how long I have followed this channel as a I accadentially unsubbed at one point but from what I remember it was when you had like 6K subs. Its been an awesome trip and I really enjoy all your videos. Would like to wish you Leandro a merry christmas and to Marius - god jul från ditt blå gula före detta grannland :)
Thanks for this! Never occurred to me before to use sherry in my eggnog, will definitely try next year. This year on top of the more traditinal eggnog, since last years Fernog was so delicious, I wanted to try a new recipe with Fernet, this time it was brandy/Fernet/dark chocolate (Spoiler: It's like a craft-cocktail version of mint-chocolate milkshake, it's a perfect Christmas dinner dessert/digestif).
Thank you sir for giving that the "Heart";Love. I really like the Whiskey Vault. Now it's Whisk(e)y and Rum and Martini. I grew a pineapple and plucked and freezed it. I want to make a drink with it. I would send a pic of my very small pineapple but I can't. I grew a pineapple. I love Rum but Whisk(e)y has me. Laphroiag Lore. Balcones Baby Blue. Peace
You should do a short series of vids showing some drinks that pair well with some foods. Like steak and potatoes or lasagna/spaghetti or something. Whatever tickles your fancy
I'm honestly only curious, even though I phrase it like a judgmental question: what is it you guys have against editing? Why would you even consider restarting the entire video rather than cutting out the part you don't like ( e.g. at 3:33 ) Is it an aesthetic choice? Practicality? Ideological? Whatever you do, though, it's aaaallll good. I'll watch anyway. Shit man, I sat through the entire 3 minutes of you silently stirring in that home bar basics: grenadine video.
We have nothing against editing. If you watch any video we do with multiple cocktails they’re highly edited. We mask things on the set out as well. But this channel started as a place to learn cocktails so we wanted to show them being put together in real time. And I think some people appreciate that approach. We don’t edit out mistakes because everyone makes mistakes and in the end it fine to make mistakes. Even super professionals make mistakes all the time. It’s a style choice really. At the end of the day this channel is about making great drinks at home and showing people how to do that. The entertainment and the banter is incidental
@@RendallRen Besides the actual reason that was given to you, as a viewer I prefer it the way they do it. By not cutting and editing they have a unique feeling amongst the highly edited RUclips channels. For example a lot of channels are cutting where they make a mistake instead of just continuing or starting all over again. This leads to the janky five cuts just for one sentence that is beginning to happen more and more. The Educated Barfly is a nicer smoother feeling because it doesn't have that jankiness and has more of a feeling of actually wanting to entertain you, than wanting to entertain the masses.
This looks like an awesome recipe! I'm definitely going to try it out over the holidays! One question though: what's the ratio for the heavy cream - simple syrup mix?
Leandro, I'm not particularly fond of how aged spirits present in eggnog, but I love regular eggnog and I love Glogg (on which you should do an episode, btw). I'm wondering how you think a hybrid of the two would taste. Glogg base: 1 part Port 1 part Sauternes (yes, Marius, I know this isn't authentic) 1/2 part Akavit 1 cup raisins 1 cup almonds 1 stick cinnamon 4 cardamom seeds 1 clove Heat until steaming and chill. Eggnog: Using the Morganthauler (I think that's how you spell his name?) recipe, substituting Glogg for spirits, bang everything in a blender and serve
Do you shake with the same ferocity when you're working a shift? I can't imagine making it through more than a handful of tickets before having to bring in a pinch bartender. Smacking the tins that hard to get them to unlock would get old pretty fast.
I enjoyed the "do you know what is missing?" with the weird pause. Very Dora The Explorer 😂
Did you guess correctly?
@@TheEducatedBarfly nah
I’m waiting for the moment when he drops the whole nutmeg in whatever drink he’s grating it for
It happened too often to me. The nut catches on the grate and goes flying.
Gotta start slow
[Clip of woman obviously having a time of her life]
"That is how I think of Dave"
WHAT ?!!
I didn’t know Marius was going to keep that in when I said that I was imagining Dave smiling in the pool LOL
Thing I took from this is you and Dave should open a bar
Dave's eggnog =davenog
The other day at home I *could not* pull the shaker tins apart (it was a Boston shaker, actually, so I was afraid to get too aggressive with it lest the glass break). Drying my hands thoroughly: nope. Using a towel: nope. Twisting: nope. Setting it on the floor between my feet and yanking: nope. Jamming a butter knife down inside and levering: nope. Even running it under hot water: nope (and I still hoped to salvage the cocktail, so I didn't like this idea anyway).
Then I tried holding it by the glass and gently but firmly knocking the other tin against the counter edge (actually wooden cutting board, so, softer). That did the trick. No broken glass or shaker, and saved cocktail! It's now my go-to method for separating unreasonably intransigent shaker tins.
My favorite eggnog is a nice warming glass of whiskey... all jokes aside, great video as usual, always love learning more about these classic drinks!
Such a lovely set you guys made now to Christmas!!
thanks kim
Anyone else make this drink yet? I just did, and wow, Pusser's is not for the faint of heart! I had to cut it back to 1 oz before the more casual drinkers warmed up to it. This was a lot of fun to make and the presentation was awesome... Definitely a new annual tradition.
Just(A)Theory Yup. Pusser’s is nuts. Definitely has some bananas in its funk. It’s made in wooden stills. Not sure if any other spirits are still doing that. It’s a unique rum with an antique flavor.
“Probably Jehovah’s Witnesses.”
...dead.
So close to that 100K mark its awsome. Cant say for sure how long I have followed this channel as a I accadentially unsubbed at one point but from what I remember it was when you had like 6K subs. Its been an awesome trip and I really enjoy all your videos. Would like to wish you Leandro a merry christmas and to Marius - god jul från ditt blå gula före detta grannland :)
thanks and merry xmas.
Thanks for this! Never occurred to me before to use sherry in my eggnog, will definitely try next year. This year on top of the more traditinal eggnog, since last years Fernog was so delicious, I wanted to try a new recipe with Fernet, this time it was brandy/Fernet/dark chocolate (Spoiler: It's like a craft-cocktail version of mint-chocolate milkshake, it's a perfect Christmas dinner dessert/digestif).
Like 768. Merry Christmas to you both. Thank you very much.
Thank you sir for giving that the "Heart";Love. I really like the Whiskey Vault. Now it's Whisk(e)y and Rum and Martini. I grew a pineapple and plucked and freezed it. I want to make a drink with it. I would send a pic of my very small pineapple but I can't. I grew a pineapple. I love Rum but Whisk(e)y has me. Laphroiag Lore. Balcones Baby Blue. Peace
Marry HoHo
You should do a short series of vids showing some drinks that pair well with some foods. Like steak and potatoes or lasagna/spaghetti or something. Whatever tickles your fancy
Cripes I love that we’re getting into nog season!
Me too! Best season of the year!
That looks very big and very rich!
Episode idea. Go visit Dave and have a cocktail making day where you make and drink Your Own versions of both your favorite cocktails
Great idea!
That now has to happen in a hot tub!
Nutmeg skills always improving
lol
When developing a cocktail recipe, how long and how much trial and error does it take?
Man I want to make this... just missing the 3 spirits! Haha 😆
Do you think you could sub oloroso for amontillado?
Next time the Jehovah's witnesses come offer them a cocktail!
Send them my way. I have a bottle of Oregon Spirit Absinthe I'm trying to get rid of. I love absinthe but not that one
I have a question. Why are you shaking apart from two parts(milk with egg white, egg york with spirit) before second shaking together?
The proteins in the Egg Yolk will kill the foam in a meringue so you make it in two parts to keep the integrity of the drink
Service printer spits out 4 of these on the same ticket, get ready for ur workout 💪 lmao
I'm honestly only curious, even though I phrase it like a judgmental question: what is it you guys have against editing? Why would you even consider restarting the entire video rather than cutting out the part you don't like ( e.g. at 3:33 ) Is it an aesthetic choice? Practicality? Ideological?
Whatever you do, though, it's aaaallll good. I'll watch anyway. Shit man, I sat through the entire 3 minutes of you silently stirring in that home bar basics: grenadine video.
We have nothing against editing. If you watch any video we do with multiple cocktails they’re highly edited. We mask things on the set out as well. But this channel started as a place to learn cocktails so we wanted to show them being put together in real time. And I think some people appreciate that approach. We don’t edit out mistakes because everyone makes mistakes and in the end it fine to make mistakes. Even super professionals make mistakes all the time. It’s a style choice really. At the end of the day this channel is about making great drinks at home and showing people how to do that. The entertainment and the banter is incidental
@@TheEducatedBarfly That makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the answer!
@@RendallRen Besides the actual reason that was given to you, as a viewer I prefer it the way they do it. By not cutting and editing they have a unique feeling amongst the highly edited RUclips channels. For example a lot of channels are cutting where they make a mistake instead of just continuing or starting all over again. This leads to the janky five cuts just for one sentence that is beginning to happen more and more.
The Educated Barfly is a nicer smoother feeling because it doesn't have that jankiness and has more of a feeling of actually wanting to entertain you, than wanting to entertain the masses.
This looks like an awesome recipe! I'm definitely going to try it out over the holidays! One question though: what's the ratio for the heavy cream - simple syrup mix?
Leandro, I'm not particularly fond of how aged spirits present in eggnog, but I love regular eggnog and I love Glogg (on which you should do an episode, btw). I'm wondering how you think a hybrid of the two would taste.
Glogg base:
1 part Port
1 part Sauternes (yes, Marius, I know this isn't authentic)
1/2 part Akavit
1 cup raisins
1 cup almonds
1 stick cinnamon
4 cardamom seeds
1 clove
Heat until steaming and chill.
Eggnog:
Using the Morganthauler (I think that's how you spell his name?) recipe, substituting Glogg for spirits, bang everything in a blender and serve
Wait, you were in a movie??
Tropical egg nog - Coquito!
I don't have cognac, could I use a little grand marnier in there? Or should I just leave it out?
Do I have to use superfine sugar? Last time I tried to find Superfine, i had to order it online which was a pain.
What is the difference between "Navy Strength" and "Navy Style" rum?
Buy now he’s mixing it up in PT,I’m also a Therapist 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Do you shake with the same ferocity when you're working a shift? I can't imagine making it through more than a handful of tickets before having to bring in a pinch bartender. Smacking the tins that hard to get them to unlock would get old pretty fast.
Yes I do. Shake vigorously with ice
ROTFLMAO! Dave the "physical therapist"... LOL Was that you in the hot tub with your back to the camera?
Yes it was 😂
@@TheEducatedBarfly Veeeeeerrrrrry sexy! and Veeeerrrrry funny!!!
What is this cream simple syrup coil thing?
the coil is from a Hawthorne Strainer :)
@@TheEducatedBarfly Aw okay! So its helps whip it kinda like the protien shake balls.
sirfancypants Mcgee yep. Otherwise you’d spend ten minutes trying to get the cream to expand. Just a good way to do it quickly
Curious where do you bartend?
at Cole's French Dip in downtown Los Angeles
"A-mont-ti-LAH-do" sherry?
STOP HITTING THAT COPPER LACED STEEL!
I guessed nutmeg.
You have a total man crush on Dave.
Nice Video but i have to admid that i like this egg nog more than yours. Its not that yours was bad but i dont like Bourbon or whisky in general
@0:29 Sorry but that sounds like a name from Monthy python. ruclips.net/video/yYMRjnM6j6w/видео.html
I can’t take the denim hipster aprons. Does look good though
Ugh, 'Amon till ah dough' sounds so weird. Can't we just say 'amon tee ah dough'? No one unironically says 'case uh dill uh'.
/əˌmäntəˈlädō,əˌmäntəˈyädō/