Margarita
Rosie Schaap
2956 ratings with an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
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Combine all ingredients in a blender and blend until the ice is broken down. Serve in a chilled rocks glass, and garnish with a cherry if you like.
Delicious and simple; I would expect nothing less from a man who tended bar for 50 years after his own death.
I also noticed that, Lil Sal, and it totally cracked me up! This is my kind of dessert!
We serve Hummers after our holiday meal every year. This Detroit classic is usually garnished with ground nutmeg, not a cherry.
I'm from metro Detroit and my mother made these by the pitcher every summer and served them to people at their 4th of July party who thought they "didn't like the taste of hard liquor" and ended up getting drunker than they expected drinking these special milkshakes. So good!
I grew up going to Bayview Yacht Club. I knew Jerome well, he was the nicest man. I love seeing him credited for his delicious signature drink here in the NYTimes.
An Easter Hummer….. A hollow chocolate bunny, use a heated metal skewer to make a hole at the top of the neck or the top of the head big enough to fit a straw, cozy a funnel up to that hole and fill with hummer.
really delicious summer drink using a locally(Seattle) brewed coffee liquor it is even better!
The article that the Hummer recipe is referenced in says the drink is made with vodka, not rum. Which is it?
I grew up going to Bayview Yacht Club. I knew Jerome well, he was the nicest man. I love seeing him credited for his delicious signature drink here in the NYTimes.
I also noticed that, Lil Sal, and it totally cracked me up! This is my kind of dessert!
Tracey, I once had this drink’s cousin in St. Petersburg, FL. They called it a Razzle Dazzle and used chocolate ice cream and chambord. It is one of the best memories of my entire life.
Delicious and simple; I would expect nothing less from a man who tended bar for 50 years after his own death.
Lil Sal, his more famous contributions to the cocktail world are the Zombie and the Corpse Reviver
My family has lived in southeast Michigan for four generations and hummers are a holiday staple. No Thanksgiving or Christmas is complete without a hummer to end the meal. Even the kiddos get a sip!
If you use chambord instead of kahlua, then it’s a different drink. It’s like saying you’d use tequila instead of rum and lime instead of the ice cream.
I lived in Michigan for 10 years, hung out with cocktail sippers, and have never heard of this thing.
We serve Hummers after our holiday meal every year. This Detroit classic is usually garnished with ground nutmeg, not a cherry.
I'm from metro Detroit and my mother made these by the pitcher every summer and served them to people at their 4th of July party who thought they "didn't like the taste of hard liquor" and ended up getting drunker than they expected drinking these special milkshakes. So good!
I hate coffee, but I bet this would be delicious (and oh-so-pretty pink!) with Chambord instead of Kahlua...
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