Following on from this thread which contained a menu from the Rainbow Room.
The cocktails menu lists Bellini (with ‘Juice of White Peaches and Italian Prosecco Wine’) and Sweet Annie/Maggie/Emy (with ‘Sparkling Peach Nectar and [various liquors&additives]’.
CO2, just like club soda. The beverage is chilled (gas dissolves in cold liquids better than warm) and exposed to CO2 under high pressure, forcing it into solution.
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CO2, just like club soda. The beverage is chilled (gas dissolves in cold liquids better than warm) and exposed to CO2 under high pressure, forcing it into solution.
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I had dinner at The Mini Bar in DC and one course included fizzy grapes. We asked how they did it and that’s exactly the explanation they gave us.
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Fizzy grapes? As in the actual, whole fruit? Neat!
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Yes indeed. This restuarant, the kitchen of which operates in a way not completely unlike a lab, also offers things like “watermelon air,” “cotton candy foie gras,” and “deconstructed glass of white wine.”
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Okay, I’ll bite (no pun intended), what’s deconstructed wine?
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You know how wine snobs always talk about the components they can taste in the wine? This is a plate with a bunch of that kind of stuff, you know, a hint of blackberry, chocolate, I forget what else.
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You know how wine snobs always talk about the components they can taste in the wine? This is a plate with a bunch of that kind of stuff, you know, a hint of blackberry, chocolate, I forget what else.
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