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French 75
The combination of gin, lemon juice, and Champagne brings out the best in each.
Fall French 75
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Lavender Syrup
Quickly infused with the fragrance of lavender, this versatile syrup is perfect for cocktails and desserts.
The Portland 75
This new twist on a French 75 evokes the scent of an Oregon forest.
Silver Daisy (Sparkling Rum Cocktail)
The French 75 goes tropical in this tart rum-based rendition from Jesse Cyr of Rob Roy in Seattle. Instead of the classic lemon, this version has lime and a little orange curaçao. The drink is festively fizzy, fruity, and tart, with an underlying vanilla flavor thanks to the rum.
Salzburg 75 (Grapefruit Radler French 75 Variation)
This riff on the French 75, from bartender Jeffrey Knott of Seville Quarter in Pensacola, Florida, expertly balances tart and sweet, with a pleasantly bitter grapefruit edge.
Bijou Cocktail
With equal parts gin, sweet vermouth, and green Chartreuse, accompanied by a dash of orange bitters, the Bijou is bombastically herbaceous.
Fizzy Gin and Lillet Punch
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Champs Elysees
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This festive take on a classic drink tastes like spring—a little floral, a little bright, and a little bubbly—just right, if you ask me.
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Lavender Syrup
Quickly infused with the fragrance of lavender, this versatile syrup is perfect for cocktails and desserts.
Orange Lavender Honey Butter
This is a pretty straightforward use for lavender, but it's such an assertive herb that simple, unfussy recipes seem to do it the most justice. It's also a great way to preserve fresh lavender if you can get it. If...
Lemon Balm Lavender Tisane
Lemon balm is a member of the mint family, but its bright, lemony scent is immediately recognizable and makes a super-refreshing iced tisane.
Scooped: Lavender-Hyssop Ice Cream
Lavender is a surprisingly versatile dessert ingredient with a strong affinity to cream. It's a love-it-or-hate-it kind of herb, but the creaminess subdues its at-times overwhelming intensity. Hyssop has largely fallen out of Western culinary use, which is a shame given its long history dating back to ancient times. Fortunately it's increasingly common in gardens and at farmers' markets.
Blueberry Lavender Jam
Lavender transforms ordinary blueberry jam into preserves that are positively romantic. Delicate and floral, it would be perfect with scones, croissants, or crostini with fresh ricotta.
Honey Lavender Mille Crêpes Cake
This cake is made from 20 layers of thin, buttery crepes. Honey and vanilla bean pastry cream is a delicate, sweet touch.
Lavender-Earl Grey Flourless Chocolate Cake
A flourless chocolate cake flavored with earl grey tea, lavender, and flaky sea salt.
Cinnamon Honey Scones
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Tea Soufflés
While soufflés are classic French desserts, infusing them with tea is a more novel approach. These tea infused soufflés are ethereal and decadent.
French in a Flash: Tisane Shortbread Cookies with Lemon Verbena
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