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I LOVE Amaretto Sour. I think it's the best drink out there. I had one up in Boston at a bar when I went and then again down in Fort Lauderdale in Bahia Cabana at the Days Inn next to Fort Lauderdale beach (make sure to visit there if you're ever in Fort Lauderdale, it's a hot spot and it's a GREAT spot).
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2. AMARETTO SOUR Add Amaretto, one jigger or more. Freeze. Serve as slush. Orange juice and tea may be added. Ingredients: 2 (lemonade ...) ... 3. AMARETTO SOUR Mix with 3 or 4 ice cubes in blender. Makes about two drinks. Ingredients: 4 (amaretto .. crystals .. juice ...)
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Preparation: Pour the lemon juice, amaretto, and sugar into an ice-filled mixing glass. Shake and strain into an ice-filled sour glass. Add garnishes and serve. Variation: To make an Whiskey Sour substitute Whiskey for Amaretto.
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Recipe and drink mixing instructions for Amaretto Cherry Sour Ingredients ... Amaretto Cherry Sour Ingredients ... Amaretto Stone Sour #3...
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How to make an Amaretto Stone Sour #3 Drink - Amaretto Stone Sour #3 Cocktail Recipe: Shake sour mix, tequila and amaretto with ice. Strain into highball glass. Add a splash of OJ. Garnish with orange slice and a cherry. ... Amaretto Stone Sour #3Alcoholic...
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1 jigger Amaretto ... Juice of 1/2 Lemon ... Use whiskey instead to make a "Whiskey Sour". Once you have tried this drink made with real lemon, you'll never be able to drink those "mixers" again...
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