Empress of the East Martini

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Sophisticated and exotic martini with Chinese flavors

Empress of the East Martini

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Serving : 1 cocktail

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AI Request:i want a super cool martini, with chinese ingridient and influence
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Instructions

Description: The Empress of the East Martini is a sophisticated and exotic cocktail that blends the crisp, classic appeal of a martini with the alluring flavors of Chinese ingredients. It honors the rich history and modern innovation of Chinese mixology. The drink is characterized by its delicate balance of herbal, floral, and sweet notes, with a hint of savory umami to intrigue the palate. Ingredients: - 2 oz Baijiu (Chinese grain spirit) - 1 oz Lychee liqueur - 0.5 oz Fresh lemon juice - 0.25 oz Rose syrup - 1 drop of Sesame oil - 3 Sichuan peppercorns (for muddling) - Edible gold leaf (for garnish) - Orchid flower or a twist of lemon peel (for garnish) Instructions: 1. Begin by lightly muddling the Sichuan peppercorns in the bottom of a mixing glass to release their fragrant oils. 2. Add the baijiu, lychee liqueur, fresh lemon juice, and rose syrup to the mixing glass. 3. Fill the mixing glass with ice and stir the mixture until well-chilled, being careful not to bruise the spirits. 4. Strain the mixture into a chilled martini glass, ensuring no peppercorns make their way into the glass. 5. Carefully add a drop of sesame oil to the center of the drink; this will create a beautiful aromatic experience with each sip. 6. Garnish with a delicate edible gold leaf on the surface for a touch of opulence and either an orchid flower on the rim or a twist of lemon peel to finish. Glass: Serve in a traditional martini glass, chilled for an extra layer of sophistication and refreshment. This Empress of the East Martini transcends cultural boundaries, offering a unique and memorable cocktail experience that pays homage to its Chinese influences

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