The Natalie Portman

The Natalie Portman
Tony Cenicola/The New York Times
Total Time
3 minutes
Rating
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Named for the best actress Oscar winner in 2011 (for "Black Swan") and created by Eamon Rockey of Compose.

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Ingredients

Yield:1 drink
  • tablespoons red wine, steeped with lemon peels
  • ounce Brooklyn gin
  • ¾ounce lemon juice
  • ½ounce triple sec
  • ¼ounce gum syrup
  • 1egg white
  • Mist of absinthe
  • Dash of Angostura bitters
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Preparation

  1. Step 1

    Beforehand, chill red wine that's been sweetened slightly with sugar (about a tablespoon per half cup of wine) and steeped with lemon peels.

  2. Step 2

    Next, combine one and a half ounces of Brooklyn gin, three-quarters of an ounce of lemon juice, a half-ounce of triple sec, a quarter ounce of gum syrup and an egg white. Shake and strain into a cocktail glass.

  3. Step 3

    Using a funnel, pour the red wine into the bottom of the glass so it forms a deep layer of color. Mist the top of the cocktail with absinthe (if you don't have a spare mister, drizzle a few drops of absinthe) and garnish with a few dashes of Angostura bitters.

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Isn't Natalie Portman vegan? Why put egg white in the cocktail?

https://www.kevinkos.com/post/super-syrup Substitute put egg white and gum syrup with 0.75oz of Super Syrup for a vegan and more Natalie-like drink.

Aquafaba (drained chickpea liquid) works as a egg white substitute in cocktails. Sub one tablespoon aquafaba for an egg white. Be sure to get unsalted chickpeas.

Aquafaba (drained chickpea liquid) works as a egg white substitute in cocktails. Sub one tablespoon aquafaba for an egg white. Be sure to get unsalted chickpeas.

Easy vegan way that tastes better/feels better to my mind is substituting egg white with aquafaba (use a can of chickpeas, save the liquid its in, use the chickpeas for hummus!!) Best to dry shake first - no ice - as this helps the foam be smoother, then add the ice to cool it.

Is there a particular reason why the recipe calls for Brooklyn gin?

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