Forty revolutions and six-to-ten-second shaking are not universal endpoints. PDF35's taste-category list includes astringency and its aroma-count assertion is not adopted as sensory science. Garnish-free spirit mixtures need not all follow one technique.
Techniques; original analytical paraphrase of the supplied2010book.
Stirring and shaking are presented as means of integrating, cooling, diluting and managing texture. The book gives approximate house cues and discusses egg white, pineapple, muddling and layering; elsewhere Vesper and Whiskey Smash are deliberately shaken.
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Stirring and shaking are presented as means of integrating, cooling, diluting and managing texture. The book gives approximate house cues and discusses egg white, pineapple, muddling and layering; elsewhere Vesper and Whiskey Smash are deliberately shaken.
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PDF pp.34–39; Techniques. PDF ordinals, not inferred print pagination.
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Annotation
Forty revolutions and six-to-ten-second shaking are not universal endpoints. PDF35's taste-category list includes astringency and its aroma-count assertion is not adopted as sensory science. Garnish-free spirit mixtures need not all follow one technique.
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