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Instructions
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Add 2 heaping spoons of jam to a 16-ounce, wide-mouth canning jar. Pour in 2 ounces lime juice, 10 fresh mint leaves and 2 lime slices. Use a muddler to press the ingredients together for about 15 seconds, until you can smell the mint.
2
Pour in 1½ ounces white rum (for the cocktail). Add a few cubes of ice and secure the lid onto the jar. Shake for 15 to 20 seconds, ensuring the jam is evenly distributed.
3
Strain the cocktail into another jar that’s filled with ice. Top with soda water, stir and garnish with extra mint and lime slices. Serve.
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Tips & Tricks (5)
- Muddle Mint Gently 🌿Press mint leaves lightly against the glass for just 2-3 seconds to release oils without bruising them; over-muddling creates bitter flavors and cloudiness.
- Preserve Quality Preservation 🫙Stir the plum mint preserves vigorously into a small amount of lime juice first to create a smooth syrup before adding to your drink, preventing clumpy texture.
- Ice Temperature Control ❄️Use large ice cubes or crushed ice depending on your preference—large cubes dilute slowly for sipping, while crushed ice chills instantly for a frosty mocktail experience.
- Layer for Visual Appeal 🎨Pour rum and soda water separately at the end to create beautiful color layers; this also balances the drink's sweetness from the preserve by keeping flavors distinct.
- Fresh Lime Juice Matters 🍋Always use freshly squeezed lime juice rather than bottled; the bright acidity cuts through the preserve's richness and prevents the drink from tasting overly sweet or cloying.
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Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten Free
Low-Cholesterol
Low Fat
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