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Directions
Lemon Cream Martini, A yummy lemon alternative to a lemon drop – can you ever have too many martini recipes?? YUMMY!!! Thanks again to Sandra Lee for another fabulous recipe!! She featured an entire show of lemon based recipes -this one, Lemon Chicken Soup, Lemon-Herb Butter-Basted Chicken, Lemon Garlic Broccoli, and Lemon Pudding Brulee with Blueberries ALL of which I am submitting because I think it would make for an awsome spring/summer dinner party idea!! Enjoy- I know we will!! ** Note – she did use a Lemon Drop RImmer by Stirrings to rim the glass – check them out if you haven’t ever used their products for your tini’s – they have something to enhance your favorite – just a fun touch to make them that much more fun when throwing a party!! ***Update – original recipe called for 1/2 oz Limoncello, but everyone at our party agreed that it was MUCH better with at least double, so I changed the recipe to 1 oz. Make to suit taste. ;, I enjoy Sandra Lee and her cocktails and this one’s no exception. The sweetness of the vanilla complemented the lemon wonderfully. use Stirrings rimmers and mixers but had no blueberries in the house, tsk, tsk. TFS a good martini with us. Made for the March Beverage Tag.
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Steps
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Moisten the Rim of a Martini Glass and Coat With Lemon Drop Rimmer or Sugar. |
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Add Vanilla Vodka and Limoncello to a Martini Shaker Filled With Ice. |
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Shake and Then Strain Into the Martini Glass. |
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Add a Splash of Lemon-Lime Soda and Garnish With Fresh Blueberries If Desired. |
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Enjoy! ;. |
