Cocktail: Morning Glory Fizz

The earliest-known reference of this cocktail dates back to 1895. It was created for medicinal purposes (to cure hangovers). Perfect for the early hours of 2010.

Wednesday 30 December 2009 20:01 EST

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4cl whisky

2cl fresh lemon juice

1.5 tsp castor sugar

1 small egg white

1cl absinthe

Soda water

Twist of lemon

Place all the ingredients except the soda water in a shaker filled with ice, shake well to allow the egg white to foam and the sugar to dissolve. Strain into a glass, top up with the soda water and stir. Garnish with the lemon.

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Cocktail: Morning Glory Fizz

The earliest-known reference of this cocktail dates back to 1895. It was created for medicinal purposes (to cure hangovers). Perfect for the early hours of 2010.

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