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@amourdrink.tv BANAMOUR 🍌💛 Banana and soy sauce milk punch. This cocktail is generous, built on familiar flavors everyone knows. But the touch of soy sauce, the pine nut, and the roasted seaweed add a deeper layer, bringing complexity without losing what makes it so easy to love. Thank you @thenicecompanyparis for the ice 🧊 All the detailed recipe is on our Substack. Link in our bio. Please, drink responsibly.
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The creator demonstrates how to make a unique cocktail called 'Banamour' by walking through a multi-step process. They start by creating a clarified banana juice, then make a syrup from the banana peels, and combine these with oat milk, verjuice, whiskey, and soy sauce to create a milk punch, which is then strained until clear, infused with toasted pine nuts, and finally served over ice with a toasted seaweed garnish.
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We made a cocktail
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We made a cocktail with bananas and soy sauce.
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An extreme close-up shot of a Kikkoman soy sauce bottle, presented as the main ingredient for a cocktail, creating immediate intrigue and pattern interruption.
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BANAMOUR 🍌💛 Banana and soy sauce milk punch. This cocktail is generous, built on familiar flavors everyone knows. But the touch of soy sauce, the pine nut, and the roasted seaweed add a deeper layer, bringing complexity without losing what makes it so easy to love. Thank you @thenicecompanyparis for the ice 🧊 All the detailed recipe is on our Substack. Link in our bio. Please, drink responsibly.
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We made a cocktail
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with bananas and soy sauce
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It's called BANAMOUR
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it hit the sweet spot between mellow and salty notes.
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THIS IS HOW we make it
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Grab some bananas and remove the flesh.
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Place them in a vaccum bag
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let's make the milk punch.
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a touch of soy sauce to make it deep and salty.
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Now strain it through a fine cloth until it's completely clear.
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The final step is to toast some pine nuts and infuse the whole milk punch for at least 12 hours.
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We like to serve it in a Kikkoman bottle
We made a cocktail with bananas and soy sauce. It's called Bad Amour and with roasted seaweed, it eats a sweet spot between mellow and salty nuts. And this is how we make it. Grab some bananas and remove the flesh. Place them in a blender, add water, ascorbic acid, and then blend until smooth. Add some pectinex, let it sit, and in the meantime, cut the banana peels. Place them in a vacuum bag, add the same weight in sugar, some water, vacuum seal, let it sit until it turns into a syrup, and then strain. No, grab the banana mixture and strain it through a clove. Save it, and now better make the milk punch. First, add tier vanilla hot milk and mix it with tier juice until it curdles. Add in the banana juice, some worse, the banana peel syrup, and finally, a touch of soy sauce to make it deep and salty. Now strain it through a fine cloth. Run the liquid through the cloth a few times until it's completely clear. The final step is to toss some pine nuts and infuse the whole milk banh for at least twelve hours. Strain it and transfer it to a service bottle. We like to serve it in a key command bottle cause we just think it looks great. And we pour it into a wax glass over a big clear ice cube. Finally, we garnish with a toasted seaweed like kidney best chili. A la votre.