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Fresh ginger steeped in a simple syrup creates a powerful drink enhancer. Use it to make your own ginger beer, left. Drink it as is, sans booze, or spike with vodka for a Moscow mule.
New York steak with roasted red pepper-chipotle sauce. Food styling by Lisa Schumacher.
From left: The Dog Day Afternoon goes scarlet with Aperol. The Second Wind subs curacao and coffee liqueur for tonic and lime. And the cucumber rosemary picks up fresh and aromatic notes. (Lisa Schumacher/food styling.) <a href="http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/dining/recipes/sc-food-0508-drink-gin-and-tonic-twists-20150504-story.html">Find out how to make them. </a>
Miso paste flavors a soup base that can be changed up myriad ways. This version features napa cabbage and shrimp. (Food styling by Corrine Kozlak)
The tingling bubbles of Champagne lend their romance to a cocktail laced with fruity aromas. (Styling by Lisa Schumacher)
Roasted Brussel sprouts with dried cranberries, right, and butternut squash tzimmes provide brightly flavored contrasts to laktes. Food styling by Lisa Schumacher.
Fresh cranberries add zing to a cocktail that can take the place of a squeeze of citrus.
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