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Ginger Negroni fizz cocktail

Sparkly with a quiet edge of sweet ginger, this ginger Negroni fizz recipe is the traditional Negroni cocktail's timid cousin and just the thing to sip as you while away a golden afternoon. Photography by Jani Shepherd/Gatherum Collectif
Ginger Negroni fizz mix
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How to make preserved stem ginger:

It’s quite easy to make your own preserved stem ginger for the ginger Negroni fizz mix. You’ll need fresh, young ginger as the older stuff can be a bit woody.

  • Freeze around 600g of ginger overnight then peel it while frozen with a paring knife.

  • Cut the ginger into 2cm chunks and place in a saucepan. Cover with water, bring to a boil then simmer until tender (about 40 minutes; pierce the ginger with a sharp knife to test).

  • Remove ginger from saucepan, leaving behind 3 cups of ginger water (discard any extra).

  • Bring ginger water to a boil with 3 cups sugar. Return ginger to pan and simmer for another

  • 15 minutes then pour into sterilised jars. Seal while hot and store in the pantry (the ginger will keep for up to a year).

  • Refrigerate once opened.

Ingredients

Method

1.Place the ginger, syrup, zest, Campari and Martini Rosso in a glass container and stir.
2.Leave for 30 minutes for flavours to develop before mixing drinks.
3.To serve, place ice in a glass, pour over 30ml of the ginger Negroni mix and top up with prosecco. Stir with a swizzle stick and serve.

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