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Windmill Project
• South KoreaBartender Minguk Yu of South Korea aspires to aid small cafes and local producers in her home town, by providing them with an easy-to-make Ketel One ‘Windmill Project’ cocktail - it not only supports the local producer, but brings better margins for the smaller business owners.
- My hometown, Changwon is known for cafes.Changwon has the second biggest number of newly opening cafes in Korea.Unfortunately, many small cafes in Changwon have been hugely impacted by Covid-19.In a hope of spreading good influence in my hometown, I came up with a project to help them.With the city’s specialty products, I created a cocktail recipe that anyone can follow.And I share this recipe with small cafes in Changwon by visiting to the cafes and posting it on the city managed website. Through this, Cafes can increase their customer base by selling cocktails. Because selling alcohol is uncommon in Korea.Also,
- local farmers can expect to have higher sales and promote their products.As if the windmill keeps on turning, any profits will be used as seed money for carrying out this project in the future; and consequently, to help small business owners' survival.
Taste it for yourself.
Windmill Project
Ingredients
Ketel One Vodka 45 mlKetel One Coffee 90 mlGarnish:Milky Rice foam
Prep Ingredient Recipe & Method
1. put 300ml of espresso, 75ml of honey, 50ml amaro, 25ml water, 150g of rice, 5g of lemon zest into vacuum bag.2. sous vide it at 54C for 2hours3. strain it with coffee filter Garnish Method:1. put 40g of rice in a pan and toast them gently2. blend them with 150ml of milk, 100ml whipping cream, 30g of sugar, 5g of salt, 2g of vanilla extract
1. chill a high ball cocktail glass2. fill the glass with cube ice3. pour all the ingredients into the glass and stir it slowly4. pour the milky rice foam on the cocktail
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