Fall Holiday Mixed Drinks - Creme Brulee Martini

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  • kbec Flag

    Not a Good Drink
    This drink is nothing like a creme brulee. For one, it is too heavy on the hazelnut. For two, there is no cream. I think you would be better off with the vodka, a splash of amaretto, franjelico, or cointreau then add some cream. The brown sugar might be a nice touch but I didn't try it.

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Fall Holiday Mixed Drinks - Creme Brulee Martini

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Fall Holiday Mixed Drinks - Creme Brulee Martini

Ingredients


1/2 ounce of Cointreau
1 ounce of vanilla vodka
1 ounce of Frangelico
Brown sugar

Instructions

Chill the martini glass. Place the Frangelico on a plate and then rim the glass with the liquid. Then rim the glass with brown sugar. In a shaker with ice combine the vanilla vodka, Frangelico and Cointreau. Shake it about 10 times and then strain it into the martini glass.

 

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