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RECIPE: Frozen Daiquirí For Dessert

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July 19th is National Daiquirí Day, honoring a rum drink conceived by a mining engineer on a hot Cuban evening in 1898. Here’s the history of the Daiquirí—named after the town in which it was created—as well as the original Daiquirí recipe. The Frozen Daiquirí never took off the way the Frozen Margarita has. While…
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The Classic Daiquirí, History Of The Daiquirí & More Daiquirí Recipes

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[1] No. 2 Daiquirí of the four recipes below. It’s the first variation of the original, created in 1920s Havana (photo © Bacardi Rum). [2] A different citrus take: the Grapefruit Daiquirí, substituting grapefruit purée and juice for the lime juice (photo © Ruth’s Chris Steak House). [3] A Hawthorne strainer. This one is from…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Whozu? Yuzu! Daiquiri! Recipe!

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Add tangy yuzu juice to your next daiquirí for an new twist on a classic. You’llneed to garnish with lime, though: It’stough to find fresh yuzu.   July 19th is National Daiquirí Day. While we have a traditional Daiquirí recipe below, the Yuzu Daiquirí is poised to be a new favorite. Buy yuzu juice (an…
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