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, has a muddled and cloudy history.Ask five bartenders where this fresh and bright cocktail originated, and you’re likely to get five different answers..
The most commonly repeated origin story is that the South Side was the go-to drink for speakeasies during Prohibition, with rumors that famous Chicagoland gangster Al Capone was in some way involved with the cocktail’s origin.Others tie the South Side to the 21 Club in New York City, where the South Side was the former speakeasy’s house drink.Neither of these origin stories are correct, though..
According to Eric Felten in.the South Side’s history can be traced to the Southside Sportsman’s Club in Long Island, New York, where it began as the bar’s.
From there, the club’s wealthy clientele spread its popularity by asking for the drink at other bars.
The drink made its first appearance in print in Hugo Ensslin’s 1917 cocktail book.The combinations are simply endless.
You can get a "simple" waakye with spaghetti or you can go large by adding a boiled egg, meat, and/or fish, finished with shito and stew.. On my last trip to Accra, in 2018, I lamented the absence of a contemporary waakye bar in the midst of so many new Western food offerings in town.I still have this latent desire to open my own waayke bar in New York, however my friend Jay Agebei has taken up the mantle and you should definitely go visit.
next time you're in Accra for a beautiful waayke experience..It shouldn't surprise anyone that variations of waayke came about due to the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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