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Cocktail of the Week : Leonard Gade by Loic Fortin of Park

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For the cocktail of the week, published in Gentologie Magazine Issue 10, we asked Mr. Loic Fortin, bar director at Park restaurant, to develop a cocktail based on Basil Hayden. He came up with a transparent variation of the Espresso Martini. You may know Mr. Fortin better as Loyd Von Rose, his alter ego from his life as a mixologist, where he recently appeared on the series Drink Masters on the popular video-on-demand service, Netflix. So here is the recipe for Leonard Gade by Loic Fortin.

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The Leonard Gade recipe by Loic Fortin

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Cocktail of the week: The Leonard Gale by Loic Fortin of Park Restaurant
Photo: Louis Prud’homme | Gentologie

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Ingredients to mastered Leonard Gade by Loic Fortin of Park

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  • 3 oz Cold filtered coffee distilled fat washed with grape seed oil
  • Basil Hayden 10 Year Orgeat Mousse
  • 3 Coffee beans covered in gold

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Method

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  1. Pour 3 oz of coffee into a cocktail shaker
  2. Roll the cocktail from one part of the shaker to the other about 5 times
  3. Place the mousse on the cocktail
  4. Carefully place three golden coffee beans

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Steps to a successful Leonard Gade by Loic Fortin

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A – Distilled Cold Brew Coffee

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Ingredients

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  • 5 L Ground coffee
  • 3 L Water
  • Grape seed oil

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Method

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  1. Brew 5 L of ground coffee in 3 L of water and let stand for 48 hours.
  2. Place the solution in a still and bring to a boil.
  3. Decant with a coffee filter.
  4. Mix the distillation with the same amount of grape seed oil.
  5. Let stand in the freezer for 4 hours.
  6. Separate the oil and coffee layers with cheesecloth.
  7. Reserve

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B – Basil Hayden’s Orgeat Foam

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Ingredients

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Method

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  1. Roast pistachios in the oven, covering them with vodka and rose water.
  2. Add 500 ml honey, 500 ml cashew milk and pistachios to a culinary food processor.
  3. Filter everything through cheesecloth.
  4. Mix 250ml of your pistachio barley with 250ml of Basil Hayden 10 Year Old.
  5. Add 2% Magic Foam.
  6. Place everything in a whipping siphon with 2 CO2 cartridges.

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C -Golden coffee beans

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Ingredients

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  • Coffee beans
  • Gold leaf
  • 1L Water

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Method

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  1. Fill a container with a litre of water.
  2. Place gold leaf on top.
  3. Wrap coffee beans in gold foil.

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Loic Fortin, Bar Director at Park restaurant
Photo: Louis Prud’homme | Gentologie

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Here you go, you can now enjoy the Leonard Gade by Loic Fortin from the restaurant Park

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Check out this other Basil Hayden recipe, the Golden Hour.

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