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martes, 19 de enero de 2016

Pisco sour, some recipes

Pisco Sour. Recipes and drinks



There is no single recipe or a recipe, but if you need to have pisco of good quality among the ingredients. Either way, each prescription will give the chance to savor our delicious national drink. With practice you can make your own recipe to savor at home or surprise friends and guests.

To drink sour pisco exists either a glass or special glass. In that case, the content (pisco sour) is enjoyed regardless of type of glass or cup. Try the recipes shown to find the one you like or you can create your own cocktail. Do not forget a slice of lime as an ornament.




1)      Classic pisco sour recipe from Peru

The recipe for this traditional drink of the cuisine of Peru, based on pisco “quebranta” is:

3 ounces of pisco breaks, 1 ounce lime juice to provide acidity, 1 ounce simple syrup, 1 egg, 6 ice cubes and 1 or 2 drops of Angostura bitters. This combination is shaken in a shaker until ingredients are combined. The drops of Angostura bitters are ornament.

If blender is used, blend all the ingredients for a minute, less egg liquefy; the blender is turned off and is added the egg white, then is liquefied by five seconds more.

This recipe for pisco sour is nicer if you placed two kinds of pisco, one straight and one that is aromatic.




2) Classic Pisco sour to prepare at home (8 people)

Ingredients
2 cups of pisco, 1 cups simple syrup or 1 1/2 cup white sugar, 2 egg whites, 4 lemons juice, 1 cup ice cubes, Angostura bitters and cinnamon for garnish.

Preparation
Blend the ingredients except the bitters and cinnamon. When foaming and ice is crushed, served in small glasses and garnish with a few drops of Angostura bitters and a pinch of cinnamon powder. Serve immediately.






Another version of Classic Pisco Sour

Ingredients
2 ounces of pisco (one fluid ounce = 30 ml), 1/2 ounce lemon juice, 3/4 ounces of white sugar or 1/2 ounce simple syrup, egg white 1/3 3-4 ice cubes.

Preparation
Put ingredients in a shaker, add ice and quite clear. Shake the shaker, put a colander and drain the contents of a 4-ounce glass. Serve with two drops of bitters and cinnamon as an option.



3) Another easy recipe

Ingredients
14 cubos ice, 8 ounces of pure pisco “quebranta”, 2 ounces of simple syrup, 2 ounces of lemon juice, 1 / 2clara egg 4gotas of Angostura bitters.

Preparation
Fill the shaker with ice cubes six and let cool for a minute. Discard the ice and add the pisco, simple syrup, lemon juice, and clear ice cubes remaining. Beat eight to 10 seconds and serve cold brewing two cups. Garnish each glass with two drops of Angostura bitters.





3)     A homemade recipe

Ingredients
2 glasses or cups of pisco, 1 cup simple syrup or 1 1/2 cup white sugar, 2 egg whites, 4 lemons juice, 1 cup ice cubes, Angostura bitters and cinnamon for garnish.

Preparation
Blend the ingredients except the bitters and cinnamon. When regulate foaming and ice is crushed, serve in small glasses and garnish with a few drops of Angostura bitters and a pinch of cinnamon powder.



Some advices

¿Shaker or blender should be used? For some, the difference could be the speed; others like Pete Wells, the food critic of the New York Times, it is best to use the shaker.

But is there real difference? Giancarlo Nazario, experienced bartender says:

"The difference is in how the tools are used. The 'cockteleado' always has a mystique blender but can never provide the same result using the blender correctly. "




Some recommendations:

a) Do not stir the mixture in a shaker for more than 10 seconds each time.
b) Do not leave the mixture in a blender long time shall we do a lot of foam and become watery.
c) The order of the products is as follows: first pisco, then lemon juice, sugar syrup, ice and pour egg.
d) If used blender, blend all ingredients with ice and pulse to mix everything. When everything is well integrated and foam is adequate, add ice and press the button on the blender 3 or 4 times to cool the pisco sour.
e) The quality of the ice. Should be with triple filtered water; without big hole to control the dissolution cubes. If ice is small or dilute space quickly.





Recommended links:



References
Consejos para hacer un buen pisco sour en licuadora

Pisco sour

Recetas de pisco sour

Pisco sour

Katz, Allen, s/f ; Pisco Sour

 

Día del Pisco Sour: Ingredientes para preparar un original Pisco Sour casero


lunes, 18 de enero de 2016

Pisco sour, brief history

Pisco Sour. Brief History of origin


The Pisco Sour is a cocktail made with pisco and lemon juice. The name comes from the union of the words "pisco" (a type of grape brandy) and "sour" (part of the family using lemon cocktail as part of its recipe).



The history of a drink which would have blended pisco with lemon, brings us to the eighteenth century where near the Plaza de Toros de Acho in Lima, the Punche was created. In the Peruvian Mercury January 13, 1791, it is described as hawkers sold under the name "water cress" A "punche" or punch, it was a warm brandy and water, lemon and sugar.


A cookbook published in Lima in 1903, describes a cocktail prepared with a glass of pisco, egg white, fine sugar and a few drops of lemon, ingredients that were beaten in a shaker to form a "ponchecito".



The "pisco sour" originated in Lima before 1920, in Morris' Bar (Morris Bar, Bar or Bar Morris Morris) Boza 847 Street, in the Shred of the Union, which was offered as a novelty pisco sour, sour whiskey inspired.



Not finding the recipe for pisco sour Victor Morris, you can not tell if it was a simple mixture of pisco with lemon juice and sugar (such as whiskey sour) it was identical to current or pisco sour. Toro-Lira argues that the original recipe would have evolved in the Morris Bar, for 18 or 20 years to reach its current formulation. The Maury Hotel is legendary for its bar offer the best pisco sour.



Ministerial Resolution 161-2004-PRODUCE, of April 22, 2004, instituted "the first Saturday of February every year as the Day of Pisco Sour. The October 18, 2007 the National Institute of Culture of Peru (INC), told the Pisco Sour as Cultural Heritage of the Nation based on the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Unesco, the General Law on Cultural Heritage of the Nation and the Directive on Recognition and Declarations of Cultural Manifestations Ongoing Cultural Heritage.




There is no single recipe or a recipe, but if you need to be among the ingredients of good quality pisco. Either way, each prescription will give the chance to savor our delicious national drink. With practice you can make your own recipe to savor at home or surprise friends and guests. I invite you to try your luck with this recipe.

Classic pisco sour recipe from Peru

3 ounces of pisco breaks, 1 ounce lime juice to provide acidity, 1 ounce simple syrup, 1 egg, 6 ice cubes and 1 or 2 drops of Angostura bitters. This combination is shaken in a shaker until ingredients are combined. The drops of Angostura bitters are ornament.
If blender is used, all the ingredients for a minute, less egg liquefy; the blender is turned off and the egg white, then is liquefied by five seconds is added.

This recipe for pisco sour is nicer if you placed two kinds of pisco, one straight and one that is aromatic.


Recommended links





References
Consejos para hacer un buen pisco sour en licuadora

Pisco sour

Recetas de pisco sour

Pisco sour

Katz, Allen, s/f ; Pisco Sour

 

Día del Pisco Sour: Ingredientes para preparar un original Pisco Sour casero

lunes, 11 de enero de 2016

After work, before dinner, a Pisco Sour

Pisco sour, excellent appetizer of Peruvian food



The Pisco Sour is a cocktail made with pisco and lemon juice. The name originates from the word "pisco" (a type of grape brandy) and "sour" (referring to the family of cocktails that use lemon as part of their counter).

It is part of the cuisine of Peru and Chile, with different recipes and with some variations in the basic ingredients. Peru and Chile claim that the Pisco Sour is the national drink.




There is controversy about the origin of this cocktail. In Peru it is considered national or typical cocktail; since 2004, it holds an annual public holiday in honor of the pisco sour, the first Saturday in February. In 2007 he told this cocktail as a cultural heritage of the nation.

The first documentary references to the term "pisco sour" and the preparation of this cocktail were found in Peru, in two papers published in journals Home Lima, September 1920, and World, 1921. There is also an advertisement Chile published in the weekly The South Pacific Mail of Valparaiso, in July 1924, in which it promotes the Morris Bar located in Lima, Peru.

In Chile, the announcement of The South Pacific Mail July 1924, in the novel The Girl Crillón Chilean writer Joaquín Edwards Bello, 1934; in an article published in the Los Angeles Times, November 27, 1928, its preparation in Santiago de Chile it indicated.


The grape "quebranta" is a variety resulting from genetic mutation of the black grape brought by the Spaniards to Peru, induced adaptation of the plant (Vitis vinifera) to environmental conditions of stony ground and own desert climate in the province of Pisco, which extends to the valleys of the departments of Lima, Ica, Arequipa, Moquegua and some valleys of the Department of Tacna where similar conditions exist.

The "quebranta" is a non-aromatic variety, a very peculiar taste, giving the unmistakable flavor grape brandy Pisco.



The cocktail called "Pisco Sour" originated in Lima before 1920, in the Morris Bar (also referred to as Morris Bar, Bar Morris or Bar Morris) Street Boza 847, the Shred of the Union in downtown Lima, in which it was offered as a novelty pisco sour, sour whiskey inspired. According to Jose Antonio Schiaffino, in The Origin of Pisco Sour, the inventor of the cocktail would have been the Californian Victor V. Morris, owner of Bar Morris, that function from 1915 to 1933; in turn, according to another version, he would have been prepared in the bar by Peruvian bartenders Alfonso Bregoye, Graciano Cabrera and Alberto Mezarina.

Guillermo Toro-Lira said that the original recipe would have evolved in the Morris Bar, for 18 or 20 years to reach its current formulation, intervention Bruijet bartender Mario (Mario Bruiget), which would be his coocreador, and then work the Maury Hotel.




Consumed and enjoyed by foreigners and intellectuals and bohemians mid-twentieth century, the pisco sour soon became the most exclusive salons, to progressively enter homes throughout Peru. Today countless variations using fruits and native ingredients such as coca sour, sour passion fruit, etc. are prepared.

Pisco is produced both industrial and handmade in the coastal valleys of Peru, from Lima to Tacna, using 8 types of grapes, which give rise to 8 kinds of pure pisco: 4 Aromatic and 4 non-aromatic, and all possible combinations, the called blends or acholados (root 'cholo', which refers to racial miscegenation between Andean and Spanish).



The pisco mainly used in cocktails is the breaks, as a non-aromatic strain that does not change the taste of other ingredients.

Preparation of Pisco sour

Acurio, renowned Peruvian chef, presents this recipe:

INGREDIENTS for a portion

• 3 ounces of pisco “quebranta”
• 1 ounce lemon juice
• 1 ounce simple syrup
• 6 ice cubes
• ½ ounce of egg white
• 1 or 2 drops of Angostura bitters
• Preparation time: 5 minutes
• Harvest Time: 10 minutes
• Total Time: 15 minutes

PREPARATION

Shake in a shaker all the ingredients except Bitter, for 14 seconds. Serve in a glass Old Fashion or Kero, after casting, with two or three drops of Angostura bitters.

The recipe may vary in the proportion of pisco, lemon and sugar. Some people prefer to use the measures 4-1-1, and served in the English Bar of the Hotel Country Club. It is also widely used a blender instead of the shaker, and replacing sugar cane syrup.



Some variants are:

Double pisco sour: 4 ½ measures of pisco, 1 ½ and 1 ½ lemon or sugar syrup are used. Those who want more can lower dry sweet. It is served in a glass Old Fashion or a double kero.

Pisco sour Cathedral: The larger version of pisco sours between, and is literally just a double pisco sour, with measures 6-2-2. It is served in a large glass of red wine.



Another recipe available, pisco, classic aperitif before meals is:

Ingredients: 1 cup of pisco, 1/2 cup lemon juice (green), 1/2 cup simple syrup (sugar-based syrup), egg 1clara, 3 drops of Angostura bitters (for glass) ice. If you want to give a taste of fruit add 1/2 cup to the recipe of the desired fruit pulp (and reduce to 1/4 of lemon juice)

Preparation: In blender (frozen and softer type), pour into the blender pisco, lemon juice and syrup and mix a couple of minutes. With the blender turned slowly add ice until the desired consistency and flavor (keep trying). Then, turn off the blender, add the egg and turn it on for a short time (just to lather). Serve in glasses low and add to each cup 3 drops of Angostura bitters.

In shaker (hot and concentrated), put more ice in a shaker, pour the pisco, lemon juice and syrup and mix a couple of minutes. Add the egg and mix for strong and foaming brief. Serve at low vessels without ice and add to each cup 3 drops of Angostura bitters.



The video shows that Peruvian bartender Roberto Melendez, three times winner of the National Medal of Pisco Sour, how to prepare pisco sour. Attention to detail and advantage, if you choose to prepare at home. The expert bartender says the secret to making a good pisco sour is "to have a good pisco breaks. It is recommended that the function is appetizer, that does not have many flavors to be dry or semi-dry and the grapes do not have many flavors."

The other ingredients must be top quality, as the northern lemon and sugar syrup should be 100% sugar cane. The egg and ice play an important role in this recipe for egg gives body and ice keeps the temperature of the drink. Finally, Angostura bitters fulfills its function as a complement.



Ingredients: 4 ounces of pure pisco breaks, 1 ounce fresh lemon juice freshly squeezed, 1 ounce simple syrup 1 egg white jet, Ice necessary amount.

At the end whatever recipe you use or prefer to consume prepared by experts, it will never be indifferent to color, flavor and aroma of a good pisco. Health, Peru.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=15&v=_cAU3lN2rcI

References

Uva quebranta
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uva_quebranta

Pisco Sour

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pisco_sour

 

Pisco Sour: Conoce la receta secreta de la bebida bandera


Pisco Sour: Conoce la receta secreta de la bebida bandera
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=15&v=_cAU3lN2rcI

Pisco sour clásico peruano

Pisco Sour, por José Chueca, experto en comida peruana