Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Golden Plunger Awards
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in their names, you’re forgiven for believing that anything in a conical stemmed glass qualifies as a martini. The real martini has a history, a recipe, and its own lore—and with good reason: it’s elegantly simple, it packs a punch, and it’s delicious.
THE MARTINEZ?
The martini has many creation myths, but most historians of potent potables agree that its precursor, “the Martinez,” was first mixed up somewhere in California in the mid-19th century. Whether it was in San Francisco for an old mine...r en route to the town of Martinez, or in the town itself, the story always includes a miner placing a gold nugget on the bar and asking for “something special.”
The San Francisco variation involves the bartender at the city’s Occidental Hotel in the 1850s or ’60s. He published his recipe in his 1887 Jerry Thomas’ Bar-tender’s Guide, and it included a maraschino cherry, a small wineglass of sweet (red) vermouth, Old Tom’s Gin (sweetened), and “gum syrup” if the guest “prefers it very sweet.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in their names, you’re forgiven for believing that anything in a conical stemmed glass qualifies as a martini. The real martini has a history, a recipe, and its own lore—and with good reason: it’s elegantly simple, it packs a punch, and it’s delicious.
THE MARTINEZ?
The martini has many creation myths, but most historians of potent potables agree that its precursor, “the Martinez,” was first mixed up somewhere in California in the mid-19th century. Whether it was in San Francisco for an old mine...r en route to the town of Martinez, or in the town itself, the story always includes a miner placing a gold nugget on the bar and asking for “something special.”
The San Francisco variation involves the bartender at the city’s Occidental Hotel in the 1850s or ’60s. He published his recipe in his 1887 Jerry Thomas’ Bar-tender’s Guide, and it included a maraschino cherry, a small wineglass of sweet (red) vermouth, Old Tom’s Gin (sweetened), and “gum syrup” if the guest “prefers it very sweet.”
What to read after Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Golden Plunger Awards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bathroom Readers' Institute to read onlineMoreLess
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