Kir is the name of a popular French cocktail. It is very simple to make and has only two ingredients. To make it you need white wine and blackcurrant liqueur known as creme de cassis.
Here is the recipe:
Put two tablespoons of cassis in a wine glass. Add a 3/4 cup of dry white wine and stir.
Traditionally it is made with a white wine from the Burgundy regjon of France, but other wines are also used. If champagne is added instead of white wine, it's called a kir royal.
Thursday, October 20, 2016
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Featured Post
Finding the Proto-Form
Related languages have a number of words which are similar to one another. In the branch of linguistics known as historical linguistics, the...
-
Most English compound nouns are endocentric. This means that the central meaning of the compound is carried by the head. The head of English...
-
The opera Turandot features an Asian princess who many men wish to marry. However, if they wish to do so, they must answer three riddles c...
-
English has eight inflectional affixes. They are affixes which have a grammatical function but do not change the class of a word. They alw...
No comments:
Post a Comment