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Infused Vodkas
Recipe courtesy B. Smith
Citrus Vodka:
High-quality vodka
1 lemon
1 lime
1 orange
Wash and dry the lemon, lime, and orange. Using a zester or a strong vegetable
peeler, peel the skin of each citrus fruit to create narrow ribbons.
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Pepper Vodka:
High-quality vodka
Whole peppers, such as jalapeno, habanero, or poblano (hot) , or bell peppers
or sweet Italian (mild)
When handling peppers, it's best to use rubber gloves; some varieties can
sting or even burn the skin. Wash and dry the peppers and slit them lengthwise
into slivers. For stronger flavor, leave the seeds intact. For milder flavor,
remove. Avoid getting the juice near eyes.
For Both Recipes: Clean bottle in warm sudsy water. Rinse and dry. Gently
place the citrus peels or peppers into the gift bottle, pour in the vodka, and
cover the top of the bottle. (Do not seal at this point) Place the bottle in
the refrigerator and let the ingredients steep for at least 3 hours - 2 days
is better. Before giving, top off the bottle with additional vodka. (The
infusion ingredients will soak up some of the vodka.) Seal the bottle with a
cork or glass bottle stopper and seal with sealing wax. Tie a thin metal wire
or fabric ribbon around the top of the neck, if so desired.
Prep Time: 3 hours 10 minutes
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Raspberry Infused Vodka Martini
1 Twenty-five ounce bottle vodka (A fifth of vodka)
1 pt Raspberries; plus some for garnish
6 oz Cointreau
The first part of this recipe shows you how to make a Raspberry infused vodka.
Pour 1 bottle of vodka into a jar and add 1 pint of fresh raspberries. Let
stand for 3 days. Into a martini shaker, add 2 ounces raspberry infused vodka,
1/2 ounce Cointreau and ice. Shake, then strain into martini glass. Garnish
with raspberries. Yield: 14 Servings.
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http://www.gopatio.com/issue9812/herbinfusedvodka.html
http://www.cowshack.com/madcow/chilevodka.htm
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sells infused vodka containers, but supplies recipes. They can probably help
you with any flavored vodkas you might want to create.
http://home.att.net/~deansmith/recipes.htm
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