Coco & Mango Milk Punch

Chef Richard Sandoval’s Art of Zero-Proof collection reaches back centuries. It revives a classic technique for a modern palate. The Coco & Mango Milk Punch reinterprets the elegant 1680s milk punch, using the non-alcoholic Almave Blanco as its base. The result is a silky-smooth, tropical cocktail. In particular, the rich creaminess of coconut and mango meets the subtle, lingering heat of dried chili. This creates a beautifully clarified sip that’s both decadent and surprisingly light for this Coco & Mango Milk Punch.

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Coco & Mango Milk Punch


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  • Author: Richard Sandoval

Description

This non-alcoholic milk punch combines Almave Blanco with clarified tropical flavors of coconut and mango.


Ingredients

Scale
  • 12.5 oz coconut water
  • 14 oz pineapple juice
  • 7 oz sugar-free mango puree
  • 5 oz lime juice
  • 7 oz whole milk

(Filter all this with fine cloth)

  • Dried Chili hairs
  • Dehydrated Orange wheel
  • Large Format ice cube

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Instructions

  1. Prepare the clarification using the milk technique.
  2. Serve 3 oz of the batch plus 1.75 oz of Almave per cocktail over large ice in a chilled double Rocks glass.
  3. Garnish with chili hair and a dried.

Recipe by Chef Richard Sandoval
Photography Courtesy of Richard Sandoval Hospitality

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