6/22/2023 0 Comments Peppermint vodkaShake well to chill the cocktail, and then strain out into your martini glass. Place the vodka and cream in a cocktail shaker full of ice. You want the entire edge of the martini glass to be covered with crushed peppermint. Place the crushed candies in a shallow bowl wide enough to insert your martini glass in.Ĭarefully run the corn syrup along the edge of your martini glass – alternatively, you can use water.ĭip the martini glass into the crushed peppermints and rotate the glass to ensure even coverage. The pretty bamboo holder contains all of the tools you need to make perfect cocktails, and those pretty gold tools add a touch of class to your home bar set-up.Ĭrush your peppermint candies – I placed mine in a zip bag and crushed them with a kitchen mallet, but a rolling pin or mortar and pestle would work just as well. I really loved using my gorgeous Omishome Bartending Kit to make this recipe. ![]() You can order the Peppermint Vodka needed for this recipe from them. Purchasing from them supports local retailers, too. Tip #2: I often order my liquor from Drizly because they have a quick delivery time (sometimes within 40 minutes) and no expensive mark-ups. Tip: you can also use chocolate to adhere the candy cane bits to the rim of your glass. Scroll down to the printable recipe card for full measurements. Make serving these cocktails at your party even easier by preparing the candy cane rims in advance or at least having two bowls (one with water or corn syrup and one with crushed peppermints) ready at your drink making station. The sugar plum cocktail is sweet but carbonated and not everyone enjoys whiskey, so this really ensures there is something for everyone. ![]() The candy cane martini is sweet, creamy, and vodka-based while my mulled wine is sweet, spicy and – of course – served hot. I’m also adding in my sugar plum whiskey smash for good measure, for those who want brown liquor or a traditional(ish) mixed drink. I think it covers two bases and the drinks are so different so they will be perfect for guests with different preferences. I will be offering this candy cane cocktail as an alternative to my mulled wine which will also be on hand. The inspiration for this candy cane cocktail is a traditional White Russian – cream and vodka, but now with a peppermint twist! Plus, when your guest opts for a cocktail, it’s usually a pretty good indication that they are having a good time – so why not take it up a notch and give them something fun and festive! I mean, I understand that not everyone wants to theme their decor or food offerings, but what could be easier to theme than a cocktail? ![]() The thought of serving a plain cocktail or mixed drink at a Christmas party is one of the most grave party crimes I can think of. I think it’s pretty established by now that I love a good theme. It’s such a fun option for your Christmas Party menu. A delicious Christmas cocktail recipe, this Peppermint Martini is super festive with it’s candy cane rim and peppermint swirl.
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