Ingredients
2 oz. Gin
3/4 oz. Simple Syrup
1 oz. Lemon Juice
5–7 Mint Leaves, plus extra whole leaves for garnish
Instructions
Fill a coupe or martini glass with ice cubes and set aside.
In a cocktail shaker, muddle the 5-7 mint leaves with the lemon juice.
Add ice to the cocktail shaker with the muddled mint and lemon juice.
Add the gin and simple syrup to the cocktail shaker. Shake until very cold, about 30 seconds.
Remove the ice from the coupe glass and strain the cocktail into the glass.
Garnish with 1-2 mint leaves.
Hi Beth, Kelly, Oscar and Ollie. Cute outfits displayed on your 4 season porch. I have a question for you. Why do sometimes you wear a belt and other times you do not as in today’s blog?
I always wear a belt when I tuck in a top. I think it looks more polished an put together. Have a great day!
Hi Sherry,
I wear belts every chance I get, but sometimes with a casual outfit, it’s just not necessary since I’m going for casual chic. That’s when I rely on a half tuck or French tuck for visual interest.
Hope this helps!
Love your Friday posts! Oscar looks like he’s smiling! Thanks — great outfits and recipe and cocktail. I just saw I missed your post yesterday with my fave retailer, so need to hop on it.
And they’re having their Friends & Family Sale! Great time to shop!
Happy Friday!
Love these outfits. As I am retired I love inspiration for casual outfits as this is what I am in most of the time. I still am drawn to dressier looks so have to keep reminding myself about what fits in to my lifestyle. Thanks for the inspiration
Lives are definitely more casual these days, but there are still many occasions when we get to bring
our style up a notch. Happy weekend!
Hi Beth, Kelly, puppy, and kitty. You look wonderful today. I will try the caprese salad. Thanks for the recipe.
You will love this pasta salad, Rory! Happy weekend!
Great Fridays With Oscar post! Love white, nautical, linen. Especially love the idea of giving jeans a frayed hem! Is it easy-peasy? Hugs to you and Kelly…pats to Oscar and Ollie. Happy Weekend!
It’s easy to do at home. I’ll share a tutorial soon! Happy weekend, Sylvia!