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Shake all ingredients together for 15 sec.
Garnish:
Dried blood orange wheel and a leaf of fresh coriander.
How to make the Blood orange cordial:
First peel the oranges, and put the peels together with the sugar. This way you are making a oleo Saccharum
Leave the sugar and the peels for 30 min. So the sugar can take al the oils from the peels.
In the meanwhile you can boil the water. And juice your pealed oranges. Put the sugar and the peels in to the boiling water.
After a few minutes take out the peels.
Wait till all the sugar is dissolved into the water and take it off the heat.
Stirr firmly and pour in the blood orange juice and citric acid . Keep stirring while you do!
Let it cool down and store it refrigerated.
Amontillado should be served at a temperature of between 12 and 14º C.
It is an ideal wine to accompany soups and consommés, white meat, blue fish (tuna), wild mushrooms and semi-cured cheeses.
It combines perfectly with vegetables such as asparagus and artichokes.
Serve it between 12° and 14° C in a white wine glass.
Its dry and intense flavour adapts to difficult and risky pairings.
Its composition allows it to be stored in open bottles for months.
