Orange Martini Recipe

What could be more refreshing than orange sorbet? How about an orange martini? Perhaps it’s a toss-up. Whichever you’re in the mood for, each can be made in a jiffy. Your palate never had it so good!

Juice from 2 Valencia oranges (1 if very juicy)

1/2 oz. triple sec

2 oz. vodka

Dash orange bitters (optional)

1 thin strip (without pith) cut from orange horizontally

Combine first 4 ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ample

crushed ice and shake. Strain into a martini glass.

Tie strip in a loose knot to place on rim of glass for garnish

Photographer Bill Brady http://bit.ly/9wFYxm
Recipe Provided by Phyllis Kirigin, aka sweetpaprika http://sweetpaprika.wordpress.com http://sweetpaprika.wordpress.com

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About Bill Brady Food Photographer

I am an accomplished food and beverage photographer. Having managed to combine my 2 great passions food and photography into a career has been an absolute joy. I spend my time creating food images not only for a living but for my audience. It's a labor of love for me. Recently I have teamed up with a group of very talented people to launch an online Magazine called Heat Magazine. A magazine about all foods spicy. Enjoy
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5 Responses to Orange Martini Recipe

  1. Pingback: Orange Martini Recipe « Cook, Shoot, Eat…a food photographers journey

  2. Pam Misco says:

    Question: how would you make this same recipe for a crowd? Six at a time?

  3. mary s says:

    i bet this would be great with grand marnier in place of the triple sec AND using a citron or orange flavored vodka! thanks for the drink recipe.

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