S.A.L.T. Bar - Harvest cocktail recipe
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although Egypt is a hot desert country the annual flooding of the Nile Valley made it one of the most fertile areas of the ancient world
complex dry fruits can be found in this soothing rum sour
since the time of the Pharaohs the fig tree has been a mainstay of Egyptian cuisine
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Although Egypt is a hot desert country, the annual flooding of the Nile Valley made it one of the most fertile areas of the ancient world. Ancient Egyptians ascribed the annual flooding of the Nile, and the river itself, to the fertility god Hapi. The river would flood every year, covering areas with rich thick silt and mud resulting in rich & fertile farmland. Evidence from hieroglyphs shows that Egyptians used their farmland to grow a number of crops including figs, grapes, raisins and dates, ingredients that can be found in our soothing rum sour cocktail. View recipe here: https://discover.silversea.com/to-the-curious/salt-bar/around-the-world-in-60-cocktails-harvest/ Learn more about S.A.L.T.: https://www.silversea.com/salt-silver-moon.html