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Art Imitating Life Imitating Art The genesis of a new top-shelf margarita
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ost authors follow the advice to “write what you know,” so it was no stretch for novelist Robert Sadler to share his favorite Dallas, Texas Mexican food restaurant, Desperados, with title character “Michael Grant” (from The Black Book Investigations of Michael Grant and Associates) and create a unique, top-shelf margarita in Grant’s honor.
Flash forward to the seventh novel, the just released BOXMAN, where Grant is once again at Desperados ordering his favorite tacos and his special libation. “It was at that moment, when writing this novel,” Sadler commented, somewhat surprised, “I realized I had actually created a new margarita years before in the first novel.”
The seven-book series of novels sprang from Sadler’s background as a former Dallas police officer and his experiences as a private investigator, with much of the action set in and around his familiar neighborhoods and old haunts, including the original Desperados Mexican Restaurant on Greenville Avenue where Sadler has been a regular for 38 years. In Jamaica Moon, first in the series, Grant is established as a regular patron at Desperados. The award-winning restaurant, opened in 1976, becomes Grant’s meeting place and watering hole, where he always orders the namesake Desperados Tacos and one of their top-shelf margaritas—his with a “splash of 43,” Cuarenta Y Tres. This drink request becomes known among the story’s waitstaff as “Señor Grant’s regular.”
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After extensive research and finding no cocktail that matched his, Sadler set about to perfect his recipe and obtain a Cocktailright® from Bartender® Magazine. Thus, “The Michael Grant” margarita was born. Sadler met with Jake Levy, manager and son of Desperados founder Jorge Levy, to show him the manuscript for BOXMAN in which “The Michael Grant” is included on the Desperados menu as part of the storyline. Not only did Jake think it was a great idea for the book, he asked Sadler for permission to include it on the real Desperados menu. After Jake and his head bartender taste-tested the cocktail, it also received the enthusiastic approval of Jorge and his other son Michael who manages Desperados second location in Garland, just northeast of Dallas.
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Today you can order The Michael Grant at either of Desperados two locations, and Sadler can often be found hosting a book signing at the Greenville Avenue location for his local readers or eating dinner and enjoying, what else—Desperados Tacos and The Michael Grant. If you would like to become an official purveyor of The Michael Grant, you may contact Sadler through his website at robertjsadler.com.
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“What truly sets this process apart from other more automated methods of producing tequila is that in the tahona process, we introduce the agave fibers – not just the agave juice – into fermentation and distillation,” says Francisco Alcaraz, Patrón’s master distiller. “Patrón is one of only a small number of distilleries in Mexico that still uses this traditional tahona process. It’s very time consuming and expensive to create tequila in this way, but it’s well worth the effort, as the tahona method creates an incredible and distinctively complex tequila, characterized by its earthy and vegetal aromas and flavor.” The Roca Patrón line of tequilas are sweeter, earthier and more vegetal – with distinctive notes of roasted agave – than other Patrón varietals, exhibiting more complexity and slightly less citrus, pepper and fruit. The aged variants are rested in single‐ use American bourbon barrels – Roca Patrón Reposado for five months, Roca Patrón Añejo for 14 months; this differs from the core Patrón line, which are aged in a blend of new and used oak barrels.
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2014 Inductee JIM HOULIHAN BARTENDER® Magazine is proud to induct Jim Houlihan into the BARTENDER . Jim or “Hooley” as the hundreds of patrons he’s met over the year’s call him, has been working as a bartender for 50 years at Farrell’s Bar and Grill established in 1933 located in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, New York. Jim has been described as the “most honest, caring, loyal and generous man you would ever meet” also on occasion the “ears of Windsor Terrace.” Jim has displayed his generosity, hard work and dedication to his community time and time again. In 1995 Jim heard that a local school was in desperate need of a paint job. So with the help of local firefighters Jim was able to recruit 300 volunteers to paint a local school in just one weekend. In 2001 Jim helped organize a benefit for cancer victims and donated half of the money to Mother Cabrini Hospice, a facility for short-term care and rehabilitation and Holy Name Church, a church in the community that has hosted weddings, baptisms and even schooled many members of the community. Additionally Jim dedicated a scholarship fund to Vincent Bruton one of his part-time bartenders and a New York Fire fighter that passed on 9/11, this scholarship has aided in the education of neighborhood children.
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Many in the Brooklyn neighborhood would describe Farrell’s Bar & Grill as a place to hang out with friends, watch sports and also partake in “The Farrellizer” (a 32 oz. draft beer). Farrell’s, over the years has become a neighborhood hang out for drinks after work or a night out with friends. This is not your typical over crowded, loud, revolving door type bar, Farrell’s has stood to remain as an enriched part of the community and “a true Brooklyn bar”. This hidden gem in the heart of Brooklyn has had people coming back for their ice-cold beer, awesome sporting event viewing atmosphere and the dedicated staff that keeps it all together. Through Jims magnanimous efforts he has succeeded in developing the community and making his neighborhood of Windsor Terrace feel like more than just a piece of Brooklyn, but a home to those that live there. Jim has successfully used Farrell’s as the pinnacle of his operations and as an inspiration to those that also wish to make a difference in the lives of others. BARTENDER® Magazine tips our cup to Jim Houlihan and his stellar 50 years bartending at Farrell’s. A fine addition indeed to the BARTENDER bartender.com
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If you’re in a vehicle going the speed of light, what happens when you turn on the headlights? Two young ladies were sitting in a booth and one, after peering intently at the bar for a couple of minutes, asked, “Are that guys pants torn or am I Just seeing things?” Her friend took a long look, then replied, “They are and you are.”
“Alcohol may be man's worst enemy, but the bible says love your enemy.” – Frank Sinatra
Alcohol and calculus don’t mix, so don’t drink and derive. – Anonymous
“Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.” – Ernest Hemingway
“In wine there is wisdom, in beer there is Freedom, in water there is bacteria.” – Benjamin Franklin Two boys were playing cowboys. They brought their imaginary horses to a halt before the last gasp saloon and the older one strutted up the crate that served as a bar. “Give me a rye,” he said. The younger lad imitated his friend’s swagger, stepped up to the bar and, from underneath an over sized hat said, “and make mine whole wheat.”
“There comes a time in every woman's life when the only thing that helps is a glass of champagne.” – Bette Davis
One of the regulars dropped into the local tavern and told the bartender, “I’ve just been given 3 weeks to live.” “How awful,” sympathized the bartender. “It’s not awful, its great,” beamed the customer. “ That’s how long my wife’s gonna be away on vacation.”
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Coconut Rum Cake Nonstick vegetable cooking spray 1 package (18.25 oz.) classic yellow cake mix ½ cup COCO LOPEZ® REAL CREAM OF COCONUT 1/2 cup Malibu® Rum 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 package (3.4 oz.) vanilla instant pudding and pie filling mix 4 eggs . Cake Preparation: Position rack in center of oven and preheat to 325 degrees F. Spray a 10-inch bundt pan with nonstick spray. Using an electric mixer, beat cake mix, rum, COCO LOPEZ®, vegetable oil, pudding mix, and eggs in a large bowl for 2 minutes. Transfer batter to prepared pan. Bake until a toothpick inserted in center of cake comes out clean, about 45 minutes. Cool cake in pan for 20 minutes. Invert cake onto platter, then carefully remove pan. Allow cake to cool completely. Rum Glaze: 1 cup (packed) golden brown sugar 1/4 cup water 1 stick butter 1/4 cup Malibu® Rum Rum Glaze Preparation: Stir sugar and water in a heavy medium saucepan over medium high heat until sugar dissolves. Add butter. Simmer until mixture thickens and is syrupy, stirring often, about 5 minutes. Remove saucepan from heat and whisk in rum. Cool glaze completely. Drizzle glaze evenly over cooled cake and serve.
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BAROSCOPES by Madame Vena CAPRICORN
DECEMBER 22- JANUARY 19 This winter will be a magical time for you. Excitement abounds on many fronts. Romance, travel, family, home- the sky’s the limit! Smile while enjoying a SPICY SHRIMP MARIA.
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LOCO LIMON
1 ¼ oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 4 oz. bloody mary mix 1/2 tsp. shrimp brine 1/2 fresh lime 1 shrimp Rim glass with lime and squeeze into Collins glass. Build over ice, shake and skewer shrimp to hang over rim.
AQUARIUS
JANUARY 20- FEBRUARY 18 Your preoccupation with work will be sidelined by a face-lift at your home this winter. Your social life will be on fire. Try to put out the flame while enjoying a SPICY ORANGE.
SPICY ORANGE
2 parts AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1 part orange liqueur 1 part fresh lime juice Dash of bitters 1 oz. simple syrup Chile salt for rimming Chile pepper slices for garnish Pour the liquid ingredients into a shaker filled with ice. Shake well, strain into glass & garnish.
PISCES
FEBRUARY 19- MARCH 20 Accolades for all your jobs well done will begin- and the ultimate t$p isn’t far behind. Bravo! Take that to the bank while craving a SPICY NIGHT.
SPICY NIGHT
1 ½ oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA Splash cranberry juice 1 slice jalapeno chili 1 oz. agave nectar 1/2 oz. lime juice Combine all ingredients over ice in glass, stir & serve.
ARIES
MARCH 21- APRIL 19 You have the ability to soar to new heights this winter. Mo Money. Travel is in the air-literally. Take flight while enjoying a CILANTRO MOJITO.
CILANTRO MOJITO
1 ½ oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1 oz. simple syrup In bottom of glass muddle lime and cilantro. Splash of pineapple juice and club soda.
TAURUS
APRIL 20- MAY 20 This winter it will become crystal clear what it is and what you need to do in order to be happy. Forget everyone else, concentrate on you. Contemplate while enjoying a SPICY BACON BLOODY MARIA.
SPICY BACON BLOODY MARIA
1 ½ oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 4 oz. bloody mary mix 1 strip crisp bacon Combine AGAVE LOCO and bloody mary mix in tall glass, garnish with bacon strip.
GEMINI
MAY 21- JUNE 21 Money is tight this winter. That said, there is potential at work for you to make more. Awesome! Best foot forward. Get reeved while sipping a TORITO.
TORITO (The Little Bull)
3/4 oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 3/4 oz. sangria mix Dash Worcestershire sauce Shake with ice and pour into a shot glass, garnish with Serrano pepper.
JUNE 21- JULY 22 Stress at work will get to you. Hold your tongue, lashing out won’t solve the problem. You’ve been waiting for your true love- it will happen this winter. Skip to my Lou while enjoying a LOCO LIMON. 2 oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA Rim edge of drinking glass all the way around with a slice of lime. Your choice with or with out ice.
LEO
JULY 23-AUGUST 22 This girl/guy is on fire! Nothing can stop you career wise. Be sure to take some time for yourself. Get out there and socialize- have fun! Smile while sipping a SALT & PEPPER MARTINI.
SALT & PEPPER MARTINI
2 oz. AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1/8 oz. Vermouth Combine ingredients in mixing glass over ice. Stir and strain into salt rimmed martini glass.
VIRGO
AUGUST 23-SEPTEMBER 22 This winter you’ve got romance on lock. Everyone wants to be a Virgo! Reconnect with a family member. Enjoy the season while sipping a CHOCOLATE LOCO MARTINI.
CHOCOLATE LOCO MARTINI
1 part AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1 part Chocolate Liqueur A pinch of chopped chili Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into a well-chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with jalapeno pepper.
LIBRA
SEPTEMBER 23- OCTOBER 22 Money will be tight this winter. Ugh! But have no fear relief is on the way. Things will get much better come seasons end. Contemplate while enjoying a LOCO DRAGON.
LOCO DRAGON
3 parts AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1 part Whiskey or honey liqueur 4 dashes hot sauce Fill a shaker with ice. Add all ingredients. Shake and strain into a chilled shot glass.
SCORPIO
OCTOBER 23- NOVEMBER 21 The focal point this winter will be relationships- whether you are married or single. Get the car tuned up and travel to places nearby, or hop on the bus Gus and get away. Relax while sipping an AGAVE LEAF.
AGAVE LEAF
1 ¼ part AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1 dash Sambuca 1 dash bitters 1 dash grenadine Fill a mixing glass with ice. Add all ingredients. Stir and strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
SAGITTARIUS
NOVEMBER 22- DECEMBER 21 You will get a bonus at years end. Wahoo! Well deserved. However don’t let the extra money burn a hole in your pocket. Sagittarius love to spend! Giggle while enjoying a TEMPTATION MARTINI.
TEMPTATION MARTINI
1 ½ parts AGAVE LOCO PEPPER CURED TEQUILA 1/2 part lemon juice 1 basil leaf 2 tsp. sugar, superfine 2 pieces Chilean hot pepper Add basil, sugar, and lemon juice into shaker. Fill with ice cubes. Add AGAVE LOCO. Shake and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with Chilean hot peppers.
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