Jennings, Holly, and Christine LeBlond. Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East. Photography by Gorta Yuuki; styling by Chinatsu Kambayashi. Tuttle Publishing, 2009. Supplied ebook PDF. ISBN 9781462905256.
The glossary distinguishes fresh herbs, spices, syrups, liqueurs, juice and concentrates; substitutions can require a change in sweetness, acidity or aromatic intensity.
Holly Jennings and Christine LeBlond, Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East (Tuttle Publishing, 2009), PDF 39–49, Ingredient form and substitution.
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Jennings and LeBlond, Asian Cocktails, PDF 39–49.
Ingredient form and substitution
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Holly Jennings and Christine LeBlond, Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East (Tuttle Publishing, 2009), PDF 39–49, Ingredient form and substitution.
Short form: Jennings and LeBlond, Asian Cocktails, PDF 39–49.
Bibliography: Jennings, Holly, and Christine LeBlond. Asian Cocktails: Creative Drinks Inspired by the East. Photography by Gorta Yuuki; styling by Chinatsu Kambayashi. Tuttle Publishing, 2009. Supplied ebook PDF. ISBN 9781462905256.
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Asian Cocktails — full-source synthesis and recipe locator index. No manuscript, History page or publication claim assigned.
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Tamarind’s printed non-acidic description is not accepted as verified chemistry. Botanical origins, health benefits and product specifications need independent corroboration when used.