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Sangaree Punch-Royal
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Proportioned here @ 6-4-12-9
Jump to: History | Short Script Instructions for One Portion | Full Recipe and Instructions for One Portion | Full Recipe and Instructions for Twelve Portions
Short Script Instructions for One Portion
- 1 pony bar-tender's lime juice
- 2 dessertspoons sugar
- 1 jigger Verdelho Madeira wine
- 1 shot water
Shake with ice. Finely-strain into an iced Punch tumbler. Garnish with a quarter-wheel of lemon and grated nutmeg.
Full Recipe and Instructions for One Portion
Have the folowwing items:
Service-ware
- 11 fl-oz. Punch tumbler
#1: Stölzle™ New York Collins)
#2: Zwiesel™ Paris Long Drink*
#3: Fortessa™ Jupiter Beaded Hobnail* - 8-inch drinking straw
#1: Strawesome™ 8", 9-9.5mm, straight glass - 4-inch beverage napkin
#1: cotton (five times washable)*
#2: paper*
Tools
- cuting board
#1: composite board (no plastic)* - paring knife
#1: culinary school issue* - 28 fl-oz. and 18 fl-oz. shaker and cheater set
#1: stainless steel, fitted*
- jigger-and-pony measure
[2 fl-oz. by 1 fl-oz. / ~60 ml. by ~30 ml.]
#1: stainless double-bell*
#2: twentieth century-style*
#3: Japanese-style* - 3-to-1 split jigger
[1½ fl-oz. by ½ fl-oz. / ~45 ml. by ~15 ml.]
#1: American Metalcraft J212* - dessertspoon [⅔ tbsp. / 2 tsp. / ~10 ml.]
#1: 14-spoon stainless set*
#2: 10-spoon stainless set* - ice tongs
#1: steel - with teeth* - ice scoop
#1: steel - with drain holes* - Hawthorne strainer
#1: short-tailed steel* - mesh strainer (3” to 4”)
#1: rustproof steel* - fine grater
#1: Microplane™ Home Series*
Ingredients
- bar-tender's lime (Citrus aurantiifolia)
(also called the Key lime)
—cut into full-wheel slices with rim slits - juice of bar-tender's lime (Citrus aurantiifolia)
(also called the Key lime)
—chilled - fine white sugar
#1: ultrafine sugar (also called baker's sugar)
#2: superfine sugar (also called caster sugar) - Verdelho Madeira wine
#1: Blandy's™ 5-year Verdelho Madeira wine - spring water, or purified water
- service ice cubes
(1 fl-oz. displacement each – 1¼ inches per side)
#1: Run Helix™ 1 fl-oz.* - method ice (also called 'cracked ice')
(half the size of service ice cubes)
#1: Sakolla™ ½ fl-oz.* - nutmeg (whole)
Instructions
- Set the shaker in the work area. Into it goes:
| bartender’s-lime juice — 1 ponyfull [1 fl-oz. / ~30 ml.]
| sugar — 2 dessertspoonsfull [4 tsp. / 1 Australian tbsp. / ~20 ml.)
| Verdelho Madeira wine — 1 jiggerfull [2 fl-oz. / ~60 ml.]
| water — 1 shotfull [1½ fl-oz. / ~45 ml.]- Take the punch tumbler to the ice. Into it goes:
| service ice — 4 cubes- Set the iced Punch tumbler in the work area.
- Take the shaker to the ice. Into it is added:
| method ice — 1¾-fill- Set the shaker back in the work area.
- Fit the cheater into the shaker, lift it, and butt the cheater with the palm of the hand to seal it.
- Shake the ingredients very hard for nine seconds to mix, chill-dilute and aerate.
- Set the shaker down in the work area.
- Snap the cheater to the side to unseal it, and remove the cheater.
- Fit the Hawthorne strainer into the shaker's top.
- Hold the mesh strainer in the other hand over the punch tumbler.
- Strain the drink through both strainers into the tumbler.
- Insert the drinking straw and garnish the drink with:
| bartender’s-lime — 1 full-wheel slice placed on the rim in front of the drinking straw (from the drinker’s point of view)
| nutmeg — a liberal amount freshly-grated onto the surface of the drink.- Serve the drink on the napkin with the drinking straw at ‘one-thirty o’clock’ (from the drinker’s point of view).
Full Recipe and Instructions for Twelve Portions
Have the folowwing items:
Service-ware
- Punch bowl, or spigoted dispenser (6-8 quarts)
#1: 8 quart with steel spigot*
#2: Viski™ Admiral Crystal 10 quart bowl* - 6 fl-oz. Punch ladle (unless Punch bowl has spigot)
#1: Regent™* - 4-inch beverage napkins
#1: cotton (five times washable)*
#2: paper*
Tools
- 2 quart glass batter bowl
#1: Anchor-Hocking™* - lid for batter bowl
#1: fitted silicone* - measuring pitcher set
#1: Pyrex™ (1 cup, 2 cup, 4 cup)*
- long-handled whisk
#1: 18/10 stainless steel*
- cuting board
#1: composite board (no plastic)* - paring knife
#1: culinary school issue* - large fine mesh strainer (8" or 9")
#2: 9" extra-fine* - fine grater
#1: Microplane™ Home Series*
Ingredients
- common orange (Citrus sinensis)
Valencia or Navel
—cut into full-wheel slices - juice of bar-tender's lime (Citrus aurantiifolia)
(also called the Key lime) - granulated white sugar
- Verdelho Madeira wine
#1: Blandy's™ 5-year Verdelho Madeira wine - spring water, or purified water
- Punch ice blocks
#1: ~4 lb. block molds* - nutmeg kernel
Instructions
- Set the batter bowl in the work area. Into it goes:
| lime juice — 1½ cupsfull [1 tankardfull / ~360 ml.]
| sugar — 1 cupfull [~240 ml.]
| Verdelho Madeira wine — 1 metric bottlefull [~25 fl-oz. / 750 ml.]
| water — 2¼ cupsfull [3 teacupsfull / 18 fl-oz. / ~150 ml.]- Use the whisk to mix thoroughly until the sugar is dissolved.
- Cover the batter bowl with its lid and refrigerate the Punch for at least two hours.
- Just before taking the punch out of the refrigerator, cut the orange into thin, full wheel slices and reserve them.
- Set the Punch bowl, or dispenser, in the work area.
- Take the Punch in the batter bowl out of the refrigerator. Remove the cover.
- Hold the large fine-mesh strainer over the empty Punch bowle.
- Strain the Punch from the batter bowl into the Punch bowl.
- Add:
| Punch ice — as many of the largest size blocks as will fit (while yet allowing ladling)- Garnish the punch with:
| orange — full-wheel slices (reserved in step #4)
| nutmeg — 1 whole kernel grated onto the surface of the Punch.- If a dispenser is being used, cap it.
- Serve by setting Punch cups, beverage napkins, and additional grated nutmeg nearby.
Tipple History
:
- Gentleman’s Magazine and Historical Chronicle. London; 1736 [shown above, center top]
:
- Notes on the West Indies, Volume II. London; George Pinckard; 1806 [shown above, center bottom]
- Fraser’s Magazine for Town and Country. London; 1806
- Home Companion – An Illustrated Weekly Magazine. London; 1853
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