Mexikaner
The base of the Bahrenfeld Blaze is a fusion of chili and basil spirits, providing a spicy and herbaceous foundation. Unlike traditional Mexikaners, this fiery concoction skips the Tabasco in favor of an exhilarating combination of Sriracha and Sambal Olek, elevating the heat to new heights.
source:
The recipe is a riff on an existing recipe with different ingredients.
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ingredients
- 1000 mlKlindworth Tomato Juice (tomato juice)
- 400 mlVodka (liquor)
- 100 mlJalapeno Spirit (Vegetable Spirit)
- 20 mlDrilling Basil Spirit (liquor)
- 20 mlclockers Herb (Herbal Liqueur)
- 70 mllemon juice fresh (lemon juice)
- 20 mlSoy Sauce (Dry Goods)
- 4 grBlack Pepper (Spices)
- 10 mlSalt Water (20%, Salt) (Water)
- 30 grSriracha-Sauce (Dry Goods)
- 50 grSambal Oelek (Dry Goods)
how to mix:
- Pour all liquids into a pitcher
- measure out in a container the pepper, sambal oelek and srirache sauce
- mix all ingredients together, stir well and let sir for 10 minutes
- strain trough a sieve into a new container
beverage details
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bar technique:
equipment:
bar spoon, container, digital mini scale, Fine Mesh Bouillon Strainer medium, jigger, pitcher with scale line 2ltr
glassware:
Shot
garnish:
no garnish
characteristics
variation:
Bloody Mary
style:
Classic, Day Drinking, Liquid Kitchen
occasion:
Boardwalk Bliss, Brunch, Culinary Creations
Color:
creamy Red
aroma chart
- Spicy
- Finish
- Alc. Strength
- Vegetal
aroma:
Chili Pepper, Vegetal
texture:
aggressive, crisp, full bodied
mixing tips
mise en place
- Keep all equipment and ingredients within range.
editor recipe notes
Upon the first sip, you’ll experience a tantalizing blend of spiciness with a refreshing hint of vegetal notes from the basil. As the flavors unfold, the Bahrenfeld Blaze delivers a satisfyingly bold finish, leaving you with a lingering warmth that perfectly captures the spirit of Hamburg’s dynamic and eclectic drinking culture. Spice up your night with the Bahrenfeld Blaze, where every drop tells a story of craftsmanship and innovation from the heart of Bahrenfeld.