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Seasonal Old Fashioned with a Blood Orange Twist

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Mar 23, 2020

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Friends, hello. 

I hope this post finds you safe & coping somewhat well with the current global situation. 

Today’s post isn’t so much a recipe, it’s more of a reminder that time is still moving forward even if we’re stuck inside, unemployed and bored. A bumblebee flew past my window the other morning, basking in the warmth of the sunlight, & I realised that somehow spring has sprung, regardless of Covid-19. Basically: blood orange season is nearly over & I think you should make this blood orange old fashioned before they’re all gone. 

These drinks were Boyfriend’s creation; he has a real knack for working blood oranges into everything this time of year. A good Old Fashioned is our poison of choice after those extra long days – of which there have been plenty recently. This version is simply perfect: strong, sweet, smooth, seasonal. Thank you, Boyfriend, for creating the mighty blood orange old fashioned, & for making this whole “social distancing” situation a little easier. 

P R I N T

Blood Orange Old Fashioned

A seasonal twist on our favourite classic cocktail.

Yield: 1 cocktail

Author: Vicki

INGREDIENTS

  • 1 tsp light brown sugar

  • 1/4 blood orange, juiced

  • 1 splash soda water

  • 50 mls bourbon, divided – we used Jim Beam

  • ice

  • 1 wedge blood orange, for serving

DIRECTIONS

  • In a glass, muddle together the sugar, blood orange juice, & the soda water until the sugar has dissolved. 

  • Pour 30ml bourbon into the glass & mix well. 

  • Add ice cubes, and pour the remaining bourbon over the ice. Mix again to thoroughly combine. 

  • Add a small wedge of blood orange into the glass & serve. Delicious!

Did you make this recipe? I’d love to know! Please leave a comment & a rating below, or tag me on Instagram @imvcki. Thank you so much for supporting Passionate Baker!

If you make this blood orange old fashioned I would love to know! Please feel free to tag me on instagram

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