Molecular Drinks

You might think that lemons drops are just for when you have a sore throat!! Well think again

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It is not just cream chargers – you will need a lot more equipment than that!

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You might think that a vaporizer is really a way to smoke in a slightly more sophisticated fashion – but that isn’t entirely true. Or rather it is only part of the story. My info from vaporizerizer.co.uk tells me that you can actually an extra sensory dimension to culinary cuisine with the use of a vaporizer.  read more »

This quick visual tour makes my mouth water read more »

A warning has come in my general direction about the use of cheap cream chargers – it would appear that some of the budget ones contains an oily residue that does anything but improve the quality of the experience read more »

Snow cap cocktails – made perfect with the addition of cream chargers. This was sold to me as a winter drink but in the world of mixology then life need not be that simple read more »

I was actually looking for a recipe for alcoholic jellies when I came across this highly charged idea for a burning jelly – there must be some culinary use for it as all of the ingredients are edible? read more »

A Jellied Gin and Tonic Molecular Mixology Recipe

Molecular mixology is the science of bringing chemicals and drinks together to form addictive cocktails. It is not hard if you have the right recipe(s). Since this is a growing trend among bartenders today, you will be happy to know that there is no limitation. You can try out as many recipes as you wish. However, simplicity pays and this is another of the simplest DIY recipes. When you have guests at home, there is no greater experience than the wondrous glow on the faces of your guests when you whip up a fast cocktail for them.

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How Can One Use Mixology to Enhance Flavors

In most cases, you really do not do mixology so that you can alter the flavor or texture of drinks. However, if you choose to add flavor-full ingredients, who is to ask you? Today, chefs have become very daring and venturous and therefore they are making very colorful cocktails using almost everything within their reach.
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Before knowing the right molecular mixology techniques, you need to know what it is. This is the technique of mixing different ingredients to alter the texture and flavors of different drinks. People who practice mixology are called mixologists. They make cocktails using different ingredients like coke, rum or alcoholic cotton. These are methods that you can use to make your cocktails bring out a different flavor, a variety of flavors plus other different methods of serving your drinks. Serve your drinks using the right type of glasses. Present your cocktail using powders, gels or even foams, which will affect how your drink looks like.

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It takes a name brand to bring it to the mainstream – but Bacardi are leading the charge!

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Introduction to Molecular Mixology

Molecular mixology, when done perfectly will blow your taste buds away. You will have drinks that explode on your tongue. For decades, cocktails have been popular among many people but in the real sense, how people came up with this name remains a mystery. Simply put, a cocktail is a mixture of many sensations and tastes. read more »

What is the importance of learning molecular mixology? Most people like going to a bar to have a cocktail drink after a long day at work. In bars, there are experts who make cocktails for their clients. They end up spending a lot of their hard-earned money on buying these cocktails, which they could have made at home. Homemade cocktails are best for everyone, especially those who want to save money. All you need to do is to go quickly to a grocery or liquor store, and you will get all the ingredients needed to make a homemade cocktail.

This is a good idea; make cocktail drinks for your visitors at a home party. Mix different types of spirits, alcohol, and whisky to come up with the best cocktail. Is that a good idea? May be you should invest in the best bartending guide for entertaining your guests at home.

Set up a bar at home for DIY molecular mixology

If you love cocktails, you could set up a mini bar at home and learn to become a molecular mixology expert. You will have to get the right accessories like cocktail glasses and bar tools. Get the best types of glasses used to serve wine glasses. However, you should be ready to spend some cash in buying those glasses. Get the best blender for making frozen cocktails. Buy a cocktail strainer and shaker, bottle opener, corkscrew and measuring jigger.

Stock Up Cocktail Mixers or Spirits

No basic bar should lack items like tonic, gin and spirits, or sparkling wines. Additionally, buy mixers and liquor bottles for making special types of drinks. Keep other types of mixers just in case you want to mix your cocktails without starting from the scratch. Keep ingredients like olives garnish and twists, citrus fruits and maraschino, in the refrigerator.

Study the Best Ways to Make Classic Cocktails

Start with basic molecular mixology procedures if you are learning for the first time. Focus a lot on how to mix classic cocktails. Use the right type of glasses to serve. Pay attention on how cocktails are served, the glasses used to serve, types of garnishes used for adding accent and flavor to the drink plus any other variations. Conduct different experiments on any type of drink in many ways. When you gain full skills on how to make a classic cocktail, you will be able to impress your guests at home using acquired bartending skills.

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Molecular Mixology is a science associated with entertainment and refreshment. If you are a well-trained mixologist, you can easily move the crowd just by offering them the best drinks. Make your evening enjoyable by getting the best cocktail bottles and spinning bottles. Doing this does not need a miracle or science; it involves mixing two different drinks and the right chemicals to make one different special drink. The new mixture will have a very different taste and smell. read more »

Using Spirits to Make Cocktails with Molecular Mixology

This is tricky but you can use a few trade secrets that. You must know that spirits do not freeze but when someone says that they can throw you a cocktail, you had better believe them because molecular mixology makes the impossible possible. read more »