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		<title>By Popular Demand: A Recipe for the Traditional Mint Julep</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Traditional Mint Julep 1 oz simple syrup+ 5-7 mint leaves (Kentucky Colonel or My Favorite Mint variety, if available) 3 oz Kentucky bourbon 3 oz water In a large mixing glass pour simple syrup, add mint, and muddle well. Add bourbon and water. Fill with crushed ice cubes and shake. Garish with a large sprig [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Traditional Mint Julep<br />
1 oz simple syrup+<br />
5-7 mint leaves (Kentucky Colonel or My Favorite Mint variety, if available)<br />
3 oz Kentucky bourbon<br />
3 oz water<br />
In a large mixing glass pour simple syrup, add mint, and muddle well.  Add bourbon and water.  Fill with crushed ice cubes and shake.  Garish with a large sprig of mint band add a long straw.  Don’t ask me why but this tastes best when served in a sterling silver julep cup.<br />
+ Simple Syrup<br />
2 c white sugar<br />
1 c boiling water<br />
Add sugar to water and stir until completely dissolved.  Let cool.  Bottle, label, and refrigerate.</p>
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