Top Rated Cherry Syrup Recipes
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“Ice Cream floats are insanely delicious to begin with – but when you add a heavy drizzle of Luxardo syrup, they become nothing less than pure bliss. I love this recipe because it replaces any artificial sweeteners or flavorings, and is incredibly simple to make. I also appreciate that it uses the leftover syrup of the cocktail cherries themselves, which is a shame to waste,” says Emily Wells of Gastronomista.This recipe is courtesy of Emily Wells at Gastronomista.
View RecipeRelive your childhood with this bright red, delicately flavored, Shirley Temple-style cocktail.This recipe is courtesy of Emily Wells at Gastronomista.
View RecipeOn the menu at the renowned Michael's Genuine Food & Drink in Miami, this reinvented classic is a must-try for bourbon fanatics. The recipe cleverly replaces the typical sweet vermouth with the deep sweet-and-sour flavor of cherries, balanced by the spicy undertone of fresh rosemary and warmth of good bourbon.
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This flavored syrup is easy to make and makes a wonderful hostess gift. Try adding some syrup to a glass of bubbly, or dress up French toast or ice cream with a quick drizzle.
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View RecipeCherry-loving folks will rejoice when they see this on the brunch menu! If your group has a serious sweet tooth, consider serving this new brunch favorite. Keep in mind that if cherries are not in season, you can always use frozen ones!
View RecipeWith a name like fireside poet, you know that this cocktail has to be smokey and sweet. Perfect for barbeques and bonfires alike, the fireside poet is an easy to make, classy cocktail that will please all.
View RecipeIt's Halfway Day! That means it's only a mere six months to your favorite, boozy holiday: St. Patrick's Day. And we'd like to celebrate with a bit of Irish whiskey, Kilbeggan. While you can always drink Kilbeggan straight up (it's known for its silky smooth texture and full-bodied flavor, making it an easy pour), you can mix up a true Dublin-inspired cocktail to kick off your Halfway Day celebrations.
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Keep frozen cherries on hand to whip up this sweet topping for pancakes or desserts in a snap.
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