How To Make Gatarou Cocktail
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Gatarou Cocktail Ingredients
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Nutrition: approximately 257 Calories
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Glass to use for the Gatarou Cocktail Recipe
It's recommended drinkware to use is the Margarita Glass for the Gatarou Cocktail Recipe for best presentation.
Margarita Glass
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Gatarou Cocktail Recipe Information
GatarÅ hopes to be a new classic in summer cocktails. Refreshing and quite simple to make, it uses a palette of classic liqueurs to paint a picture of times past. This drink is named for a Japanese water demon called the GatarÅ (aka Kappa), a mischievous--and often deadly--water spirit who carries children off to drown in the river, not unlike sirens and mermaids of Western lore. Legend holds that the demon has a small, bowl-shaped indentation on his head, and that anyone who steals some water from that bowl will have power over GatarÅ. This boon is usually satisfied by the granting of a wish. The use of a margarita glass symbolises the head of GatarÅ.
If, for some reason, you wish to fore-go the cucumber, the drink is then called a "Green Fae" and is served in a sugar-rimmed, footed highball or water glass. Absente herbal anisette may be used in place of the Pernod.
GatarÅ was created in the summer of 2007 by Sc'Eric Horner for the Fuji & Jade Garden restaurant in State College, PA.
Gatarou Cocktail Recipe Variations
Please note that there are many ways and variations to make Gatarou Cocktail. The Gatarou Cocktail recipe above is the most common way to make this drink, you can always improvise with your own twist and enjoy. You can also find many other variations of this drink on our website, just use our search to see more.
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