Snickerdoodle Cocktail

DISTRICT AMERICAN KITCHEN & WINE BAR CHEFS CREATE FLAVORFUL AND COMFORTING AUTUMNAL SELECTIONS WITH SUPER SWEET TREATS

Featuring savory starters, a hearty new entrée, and sinfully scrumptious sweets

WHAT: It’s officially fall and the chefs at District American Kitchen & Wine Bar are warming up the kitchen in preparation to debut the restaurant’s fall menu. Boasting a selection of flavorful autumnal ingredients, the new menu will arouse your senses with invigorating aromas of cinnamon, nutmeg, burnt maple, chocolate, hazelnut, and even sage. Tantalize your taste buds with American comfort foods served in unique combinations and delicious twists all from the chefs’ inspirations.

“The cooler weather represents a time when we embrace heartier meals and ingredients to comfort and warm the soul,” said Chef de Cuisine Jay Bogsinske. “The fall harvest found in the restaurant’s garden at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel provides an array of culinary elements that opens a variety of untapped gastronomic avenues. Each season brings new garden ingredients and culinary opportunities to explore as we unite efforts with local producers and partners, such as Schreiner’s and Singh Farms.”

Schreiner's Wrapped Dates

Begin your dining experience at District American Kitchen & Wine Bar with Schreiner’s Bacon Wrapped Dates, a savory starter of five dates stuffed with an über rich sweetness of chive cream cheese and Vermont maple syrup. For only $8, this tempting appetizer will lure you back again and again!

Griddled pork shoulder

Then try a hearty new entrée, Griddled Pork Shoulder, created by Bogsinske. This dish is served with savory baked beans, burnt maple marshmallow, and fried garden sage. As a specialty to the fall menu, it’s priced at a very reasonable $22 and certainly plentiful for any palate!

To top off the evening, a sinfully scrumptious Snickerdoodle Cocktail is the perfect sweet treat. Hazelnut rum serves as the foundation as cinnamon and sugar garnish the rim. Add a dollop of whip cream with cinnamon sprinkles to the top and adorn this cool concoction with a slim cinnamon stick. Say no more – this $8 liquid dessert is the desired desert drink for fall!

The new fall menu selections debut in early November and will be available throughout the holiday season. Complimentary three-hour parking validation is available with an entrée.

MIX IT: Serve a sinfully scrumptious Snickerdoodle Cocktails at home!

Snickerdoodle Cocktail Ingredients:

  • 1½oz hazelnut rum
  • ½oz Disaronno
  • 1½oz whole milk or heavy cream
  • Cinnamon and sugar to garnish the rim
  • Whip cream
  • Cinnamon sticks

Preparation:

1.       Garnish a glass rim with cinnamon and sugar.

2.       Pour hazelnut rum, Disaronno and whole milk or heavy cream into a shaker.

3.       Shake.

4.       Pour into glass over ice.

5.       Add a dollop of whip cream to the top.

6.       Sprinkle cinnamon atop the dollop and add a cinnamon stick.

WHERE: District American Kitchen & Wine Bar

(Located at the northwest corner of Third Street and Van Buren in Downtown Phoenix)

320 N. 3rd Street

Phoenix, AZ 85004

WHO: Chef de Cuisine Jay Bogsinske and the culinary team at District American Kitchen & Wine Bar.

MORE: District is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Happy hour is available Monday through Saturday from 3-7 p.m. and reverse happy hour from 10 p.m. to close featuring $5 sangria, $3 draft microbrews, and smaller prices on small plates. Live jazz music or DJs perform every Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

For restaurant reservations, call (602) 817-5400 or visit www.districtrestaurant.com.

Maralyn
Author: Maralyn

Maralyn Dennis Hill, The Epicurean Explorer, is president emeritus of International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association, member of Society of American Travel Writers, and Society of Professional Journalists. She is Executive Editor of Luxe Beat Magazine and contributes to other publications. She also speaks and is a guest on many shows. The majority of Maralyn’s articles are now geared to the luxury market, spas, corporate retreats, business events, and culinary tourism, from simple to gourmet. Maralyn’s description of herself: I was born to travel and tell the tale. I’m energized by different cultures in every aspect of their lives, from food, wine, and destination, to how they conduct business. Travel represents a continual geography lesson.