Peanut-Infused Bourbon
Source of Recipe
From "The Up South Cookbook" by Nicole Taylor
List of Ingredients
- 1 cup unsalted peanuts
- 1 cup dark American whiskey
Instructions
- Combine peanuts and bourbon in a clean jar.
Infuse for a minimum of one week. Strain peanuts from whiskey, using cheesecloth. This will remove most of the fat from the whiskey. Set aside peanuts for snacking.
Makes 1 cup.
Peanut-Apple Toddy:
"My husband's midnight snack is an apple with peanut butter. This drink is a riff on that treat. I recommend white oak barrel-aged corn liquor, also known as bourbon, for this recipe. A tried-and-true Southerner keeps a standard bottle of bourbon around, but hides away the good stuff for VIP houseguests."
• 6 ounces Peanut-Infused Bourbon
• 3 ounces lemon juice (about 2 lemons)
• 2 ounces real maple syrup
• 4 cubes ice
• 4 ounces hard apple cider
Measure bourbon, using a jigger, and pour into a Boston Shaker mixing glass. Add lemon juice, syrup, and a few cubes of ice.
Place shaker tin over glass. It should be a snug fit. Shake well. Using a bar strainer, transfer to rocks-style glasses. Top with cider.
Makes 4 servings.
• You'll need to drink any remaining cider immediately; it goes flat.
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