“This is our own Bonfire Night take on that classic drink The White Lady,” Jake explains. “Here we have just sweetened it up a little and added some winter spice by the addition of gingerbread syrup. You can buy a really good one from Monin syrups called Pain D’epices or if you’re feeling a little more adventurous try making your own with this recipe for The Flame Haired Lady from Wandsworth’s finest; Nigella Lawson.”
A sweet and sensational cocktail featuring some familiar favourites such as Cointreau, Gin and gingerbread syrup! This cocktail is sure to warm you up.
Method for making The Flame Haired Lady
- Shake this very hard, for a long time, maybe 45 seconds, in a cocktail shaker with just three or four ice cubes. You want to whip it into a nice foamy consistency.
- Strain it into a chilled cocktail glass and serve with a portion of home-made gingerbread or a gingerbread man.
- A dusting of ground cinnamon is also an optional adornment.
- Enjoy your Flame Haired Lady cocktail!
Portobello Road Gin is available in store and online from Waitrose, Selfridges, Tesco and Harvey Nichols. RRP £25
Ingredients
- 1 shot Portobello Road Gin
- 3/4 shot Cointreau
- 3/4 shot Freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1/2 shot Egg white
- 1/3 shot Gingerbread Syrup
Instructions
- Shake this very hard, for a long time, maybe 45 seconds, in a cocktail shaker with just three or four ice cubes. You want to whip it into a nice foamy consistency
- Strain it into a chilled cocktail glass and serve with a portion of home-made gingerbread or a gingerbread man
- A dusting of ground cinnamon is also an optional adornment
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