Lemon Drop Martini Recipe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2017
- How to make a Lemon Drop Martini
See full recipe: blog.cocktailkit.com.au/lemon-...
The Lemon Drop Martini is a citrusy, sweet & sour vodka cocktail with a touch of orange liqueur. The rim of the glass is often coated with sugar, creating a sugary sweet drink.
INGREDIENTS
- 45mL Vodka
- 15mL Cointreau
- 30mL Fresh Lemon Juice
- 15mL Sugar Syrup (1:1)
HOW TO
1. Sugar rim the top of your glass (see video below)
2. Add all the ingredients to your cocktail shaker
3. Shake & double strain into a chilled cocktail glass
4. Garnish with a lemon wheel
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I made a variation of this... 45ml vodka, 45ml lemon juice, 15ml peach schnapps, 15ml sugar syrup... rimmed with vanilla sugar... it's quite delicious
mmm peach drop martini
this is a winner. very good with the orange liqueur.
Just watching these old ones and that slow-mo of grabbing the shaker killed me
What a great recipe!!! Making one this New Year 😁
I usually use Limoncello instead of Cointreau, it's absolutely delicious :)
Delicious! I’m making my second one! 😆
Try adding a little lemonade mix powder to the sugar on the rim. Just gives it an extra lemon kick
Nice cocktail
Easy to make
No wonder you always look happy in these videos. Is that the Mrs coming out from under the table at 2.00 ?!!!!!
Haha, whoa!! She was filming with the new second camera...still trying to suss out the best way to make it work without ruining shots! Haha
That's my drink !!!
Thank you thank you
Hahaha! I dig the slo-mo with the shaker twirl! Also, though I cannot vouch for the other 49 states, I can attest that in my early and mid 20s, I bought many a Lemon Drop shot (and Red Snapper shot) when hitting on ladies at the bar. Didn't always work, but the lady folk seemed to like them. Keep up the good work, chief!
Thanks man! Slow mo makes everything look epic!!
What's in a Red Snapper shot?
Steve the Bartender A Red Snapper is Crown Royal, amaretto, and cranberry juice in equal parts, if I remember correctly.
are you double straining because your lemon juice is pulpy? because typically i only double strain if i've had to muddle something.
This is how I make mine when I don't have any Absolut Citron. As I understand it the original Lemon Drop and Cosmopolitan were both made using Absolut Citron.
At my work, we use Skyy Infusions Citrus.
So you could use that as well.
I work in a bar in london snd i never heard about this one since the waiter came to me today 🤣
OK probably because im canadien but I use maple syrop to change cocktails taste. It really adds something. Since it's sweeter I advice you to use a little less. Lemon drops with à little 7up on top are awesome if you want a less alcoholic cocktail.
I don’t believe you’re Canadian. You misspelled it…jk 😂
@@user-cb2lz8yy9s my autocorrect changed it to french, Quebecer's struggles 😉
I always make mines like this
I buy Hiram Walker triple-sec. It comes in 30 and 60 proof. NO ONE ever seems to mention this. I like the 60. It will kick your butt!!
What about using blue curacao instead of Cointreau?
Shouldn’t you use lemon vodka?
Where’s the best place to buy the things to make these cocktails with?
Amazon
I missed his famous shaker-smile!
Mee too 😥
Hi. Can the lemon be substituted with lime?
no, because lemon is the main flavour ...... defeats the whole purpose...
There's a similar drink you can make if you prefer lime. It's called a Key Lime Martini which contains vodka, coconut rum (like Malibu) and lime juice.
That would be a kamikaze.
The lemon drop and kamikaze shots are both really obnoxiously popular among college kids here in the states. I say obnoxiously because they would rather take one of these shots than ever experience a good cocktail
Haha, I thought so! I vaguely remember the first time some American girl asked for a First Drop shooter and she was astonished that I'd never heard of it before!
I live in Thailand, lemons are very rare. Can we use lines instead?
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I wish a could make a gallon of this at a time but don’t know how to convert it
Make 1 and measure the volume. Then, 1 gallon / drink volume = the multiplier you need for each ingredient.
@@StevetheBartender_ Thank you so much
What's that in ounces?
1½ oz vodka
½ oz Cointrau
1 oz Fresh lemon juice
½ oz Basic Sugar syrup (1:1 water to sugar)
Why is this one double strained?
To stop the ice shards being transferred into the drink..
The lemon drop martini is my favorite but I do not care for the shot version.
So why double strain?
For any extra pulp in the lemon juice
He didn't do the smile
Why can't you say Oz instead of Mills
My latest videos state both but previously I used metric measurements because every country in the world except 3 use it..
Hate being American and every single one of these damn videos is in milliliters I can't find a single video on a lemon drop with ounces
Lol, 30ml = 1oz.. it’s really very simple to convert
I use gin instead of vodka.
Zoom in on the ingredients next time please
Lost me with the MILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What’s with the all the yelling? This video is from 5 years ago. I’ve since included imperial measurements for the couple of countries that still use it.
I don’t think I can go back to watch you do anything Mills you don’t know what the hell you’re putting in there an ounce a half an ounce a cup what are these Mills tell people what the hell you putting in there
The metric system (millilitres) is used by every country in the world except two. It’s a VERY simple and easy conversion 👉 1oz = 30ml.