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Created by Chef Remy
The spirit of Bourbon Street in a glass, with tropical passion fruit, bright citrus, and ruby grenadine swirled together over crushed ice, proving you don't need rum to capture New Orleans magic.
Pat O'Brien's invented the Hurricane during World War II, when whiskey was scarce but rum flowed freely from the Caribbean. They needed a drink that would move all that rum, so they created something sweet, fruity, and dangerously easy to drink. Tourists have been stumbling down Bourbon Street ever since.
But here's what most folks don't realize: the magic of a Hurricane isn't the rum. It's the passion fruit. That exotic, tangy sweetness is what makes this drink memorable. Take away the alcohol and you still have something special: a tropical celebration in a glass that everybody at the table can enjoy.
At Lagniappe, we serve this virgin version at family gatherings, baby showers, and any time we want the festive spirit without the spirits. My grandmother Evangeline would mix up pitchers of something similar for the kids during Mardi Gras while the adults had the real thing. Southern hospitality means making everyone feel welcome, and that includes folks who don't drink, designated drivers, and the little ones who want to feel grown up.
Quantity
2 ounces
Quantity
2 ounces
Quantity
1 ounce
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| passion fruit juice or nectar | 2 ounces |
| fresh orange juice | 2 ounces |
| fresh lime juice | 1 ounce |
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