4th of July – Star Spangled Martini

A true salute to the red, white, and blue, The Star Spangled Martini combines muddled raspberry, citrus vodka, blue curacao, and a white sugar rim.

The citrus flavor with the fresh raspberries creates a sweet, fruity combination that is perfect for those who like their cocktails bordering on candy-like!

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4th of July – Star Spangled Martini


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  • Author: Kelsey Simon, bartender at Tin Fish, West Palm Beach
  • Total Time: 10 mins
  • Yield: 1

Description

A true salute to the red, white, and blue, The Star Spangled Martini combines muddled raspberry, citrus vodka, blue curacao, and a white sugar rim.


Ingredients

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  • 4-5 muddled raspberries
  • 2 oz {1 1/2 shots} of citrus vodka
  • 1/2 oz of lemonade
  • 1 oz blue curacao
  • For Rim: Granulated sugar

Instructions

  1. Dip the rim of a martini glass in a shallow dish of water, then into granulated sugar to create the sparkly rim.
  2. Carefully muddle the raspberries in the glass, crushing until broken down. {Alternatively, you can do this in a sturdier glass and transfer the raspberries over to the martini glass with a spoon.}
  3. In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, combine citrus vodka and lemonade. Shake until frosty and pour over raspberries.
  4. Hold a spoon upside down over the glass close to the liquid. Carefully and slowly pour chilled blue curacao over the back of the spoon. It should create a separate layer on top of the vodka.
  5. Serve immediately.
  • Prep Time: 10 mins
Dianna Muscari
About the Author
Dianna Muscari

Dianna Muscari blogs about her cooking and antics on The Kitchen Prep. A self-taught cook and baker, Dianna shares with her readers the messes and successes she encounters in the kitchen. Along with her recipes - which range from healthy to hearty to downright decadent - Dianna shares anecdotes about life, marriage, travel, and living in Florida. Her conversational writing style draws you into her kitchen for a meal and a laugh as she navigates through life one recipe at a time.

Dianna Muscari has been a contributor to Honest Cooking since 2013.

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    1. Frozen work fine here since they get muddled anyway. Thaw them and drain off the juice first, otherwise the extra liquid muddies the layer and the curacao will not sit on top the way it should.

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