BARTENDERS are turning to the kitchen, using ingredients such as cinnamon smoke and colorless tomato juice and cutting-edge cooking techniques, to spice up martinis and other cocktails. “The use of the kitchen – this is where I see bartending moving,” said Todd Maul, bar manager at Clio. Maul and the chefs at…
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