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$\"Earl$ <\/p>\n

Busy week, huh? I seem to have temporarily lost my appetite (nothing that Christmas treats at home won’t be able to cure), so I made us some cocktails! I can attest that these strong, brunch-appropriate cocktails go great with my butternut frittata<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Just remember—you’re adding gin to Champagne, so these pack a punch. Which means they might be just what you need at the holiday table.<\/p>\n

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These cocktails are a twist on the classic French 75 cocktail<\/a>, which is made with gin, lemon, sugar and Champagne.<\/p>\n

I tasted this cocktail at Cafe Flora in Seattle a couple of months ago. I was so excited to eat there since my friend had recommended the restaurant to me a couple of years ago. My brother was driving, so I ordered one of these while we waited for our vegetarian brunch to arrive and I marveled at the fiery red trees outside. Needless to say, I was a fan and knew I had to recreate these for the blog.<\/p>\n

$\"Earl$ <\/p>\n

This Earl Grey-infused gin is the easiest infusion I’ve made yet, so please give it a try! It only needs an hour. The rest is super simple—the honey simple syrup comes together in just a couple of minutes on the stove (making simple syrup instead of straight honey helps the honey disperse into the drink). Shake it up, pour it into glasses, top it off with bubbly! Cheers from Cookie and Kate.<\/p>\n

$\"Earl$ <\/p>\n<\/span>

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