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    "category": "Rum Through The Ages",
    "coveBookPageNumber": 179,
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    "glassware": "Old-fashioned",
    "ingredients": [
      {
        "amount": 1,
        "name": "Martinique sugarcane syrup",
        "unit": "oz"
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        "amount": 2,
        "name": "cane AOC Martinique rhum agricole blanc (substitute an élevé sous bois, or rhum vieux for a Ti’ Punch Vieux)",
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      {
        "amount": 1,
        "name": "small rounded chunk of fresh lime (cut from the side of the lime, approximately the size of a quarter, with some pulp attached)"
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    "instructions": "In an old-fashioned glass, add the sugarcane syrup and rhum. Swizzle with a barspoon or lélé. Squeeze the lime round over the drink and drop it into the glass. (The squeeze should yield 6 to 10 drops of lime juice.)",
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    "origin": "Traditional Martinique recipe",
    "overview": "The beautiful and traditional way to enjoy a Martinique rhum agricole is like this, with just a hint of lime and Martinique cane sugar. In Martinique, you are frequently given all of the ingredients to make the drink yourself, including a full bottle of rhum. (Since they only give you one slice of lime, there’s no chance you’ll tear through the whole bottle. Also, they assume you’re a decent person.) This tradition is referred to with the phrase, \"chacun prépare sa propre mort\" which, roughly translated, means \"each prepares his own death.\"",
    "recipeOrigin": "Smuggler's cove book",
    "title": "Ti' Punch / Ti' Punch Vieux",
    "weight": 730
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