Jan 8, 2008
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Hot Toddy

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Hot Toddy Credit: Sarah Karnasiewicz
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Though toddies can be prepared with practically any alcohol, in Imbibe!: From Absinthe Cocktail to Whiskey Smash, a Salute in Stories and Drinks to "Professor" Jerry Thomas, Pioneer of the American Bar (Perigee, 2007) David Wondrich makes a case that pot-stilled spirits, such as cognac, single-malt scotch, and some dark rums, ryes, and bourbons (like Woodford Reserve), produce the best results.  

1 teaspoon white granulated or demerara sugar
3–4 oz. boiling water
2 oz. cognac, single-malt scotch, or pot-stilled rum, rye, or bourbon

To a warmed toddy glass, add the sugar, boiling water, and spirits. Stir with a toddy stick and serve.

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Used good stuff. Had Woodford reserve on hand. mmmm
Hot Toddy Reviewed by rnelson on . Used good stuff. Had Woodford reserve on hand. mmmm Rating: 5

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