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Drink and Cocktail Recipes 3

MARTINIS GALORE!

Standard Gin Martini

Many contend that the gin martini is the only mix fitting to wear the name "martini," and all other cocktails are impostors.

Ingredients

· 6 ounces of gin

· 5 drops of dry vermouth

· 2 small twists of lemon rind

· 2 olives

The mix

· Fill a glass martini shaker about 3/4 full of cracked, clean ice

· Pour your gin into the shaker and let stand for sixty seconds. Count down from sixty to zero

· Shake, shake, and shake. About fifteen, vigorous, diagonal shakes should do the trick.

· Put that shaker down and get two well chilled martini glasses from the fridge or freezer. Allow the shaker to rest for about another sixty seconds

· Into each glass drop two drops of vermouth (the fifth drop is just for good luck)

· Each glass gets a twist and an olive (the olive can be optional)

· Strain your very chilly gin into each glass

 

Standard Vodka Martini

Although this martini will certainly qualify as a standard martini, you'll often find that every bartender will create the drink with a slight (or perhaps not so slight) variation.

Ingredients

· 3 ounces of vodka

· 1 teaspoon vermouth

· 3 olives

The mix

· Pour your vodka into a well chilled shaker and let stand for sixty seconds. Count down from sixty to zero.

· While counting down, drop your vermouth into a frozen martini glass, swirl the vermouth around the glass and then pour it out.

· Shake, shake, and shake. About fifteen, vigorous, diagonal shakes followed by swirling the shaker a few times.

· Strain your freezing vodka into your glass.

· Spear your olives and gently slide them into the glass.

Chocolate Martini

1 1/2 shots chocolate liqueur
1 1/2 shots crème de cacao
1/2 shot vodka
2 1/2 shots half-and-half


Mix all ingredients in a shaker with ice, shake and pour into a chilled cocktail glass.

Apple Martini

1 part vodka
1 part DeKuyper® Sour Apple Pucker schnapps
1 part apple juice


Pour all ingredients into a shaker. Shake well and strain into a Martini glass.

Dirty Martini

Ingredients

· 6 ounces of vodka

· 1 teaspoon of vermouth

· 6 olives

· Toasted almond slivers

The mix

· Pour your Vodka into a well chilled shaker and let stand for thirty seconds.

· While counting down, drop your vermouth into 2 frozen martini glasses, swirl the vermouth around the glasses and then pour it out.

· Shake, shake, and shake. About twenty, vigorous, diagonal shakes followed by swirling the shaker a few times.

· Strain your freezing vodka into your glasses.

· Insert an almond sliver into each stuffed olive and spear 3 per toothpick.

· Spear your olives and gently slide them into the glass.

Lemon Martini

Ingredients

· 4 ounces of vodka

· 1/2 teaspoon of dry vermouth.

· 1 lemon twist.

· 1 thin lemon slice.

· 1 teaspoon Limoncello

The mix

· Rim your frozen martini glass with Lemon Twist cocktail candy and place back in the freezer until called for.

· Pour your vodka, vermouth and Limoncello into a shaker 3/4 full of ice.

· 20 energetic shakes (no stirring option on this one) should mix it nicely.

· Retrieve your martini glass and strain the mixture into it.

· Slit your lemon slice half way and slip it on to the rim of the glass.

· Add your lemon twist.

The Boardroom Smoky Martini

Ingredients

· 1/2 ounce dry vermouth.

· 4 ounces of gin

· 2 tablespoons Scotch (ten year old is preferred). You can experiment with any good, single malt Scotch

· 2 lemon twists

The mix

· Pour your vermouth and gin into a shaker 1/2 full of cracked ice.

· Shake, shake, and shake for a full minute. You may also stir for a full two minutes.

· Add your Scotch and stir 4 times in a counter-clockwise motion.

· Strain your smoky flavored martini into two well chilled martini glasses.

                           · Each glass gets a twist.

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