A drink is a ratio and a temperature, and most of them are ruined by the second one. Ice is not a garnish: it chills and dilutes at the same time, and a cocktail built on small, wet cubes tastes watery before you reach the bottom of the glass. The recipes here say how long to stir or shake, because that timing is the dilution.Balance is the other half. Sweet needs acid to stop it cloying, and a spirit-forward drink needs a little water to open up. Where a recipe calls for fresh citrus rather than bottled, the page explains what changes, and where a syrup can be made once and kept for a fortnight, the method is there so you do not repeat it every time.For something to serve alongside, see Party Appetizers. For the morning end of the day, Easy Breakfast covers coffee bakes and blended drinks.
Mulled wine with orange isn’t something you drink the day you make it, at least not this one. The pot comes off…
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