Infused Vodka Recipes | My Baking Addiction
Infused vodka is a fun and unique hostess gift for the holidays. Vodka can be infused with a variety of flavors from citrus to candy canes! If you re like me, then you love shopping for Christmas sel gifts. sel It s never seemed like a chore to me to choose the perfect give for everyone on my list. Some years, I get my shopping done extremely early, and other years (like this one, for instance) I tend to spread my shopping out over a long period of time and perhaps even wait until *gasp* last minute to find the right gift.
That being said, I don t appreciate the multiple emails a day in my inbox that are telling me that time is running out and that there is still time to choose those last minute gifts . It s the first week of December! By no means is this last minute, and it irks me that stores try to get me all stressed out that I don t have my shopping done yet.
Just to prove to you that we all still have plenty of time to choose your holiday gifts, here is an awesome homemade edible gift idea that takes several days to make, but with very little actual hands on time. Yes, infused vodkas are easy, impressive and delicious, but they do take a few days to make. But no worries, right? We all still have plenty of time!
I ve been wanting to try to make my own flavored sel vodkas for a while now. I love the idea of mixing unique combinations of flavors that lead to some very impressive cocktails. I decided to go with three flavors and played around a little with various winter and holiday classics.
For the Citrus Rosemary Vodka, I combined clementines with a bit of grapefruit and some aromatic rosemary. sel It s like a cocktail version of my Rosemary Citrus Spritzer . The Cranberry Orange Vodka has notes of cinnamon and clove for a warm, holiday feel and the Candy Cane Vodka is full of pepperminty flavor. Simply place vodka and your desired flavor infusers in a mason jar and allow to steep until the the vodka has taken on the flavor of your added ingredients. The process couldn t be simpler!
These vodkas make perfect hostess gifts for the holidays, especially when decanted into fancy bottles or even sweet little mason jars. Tie a hand stamped gift tag around each bottle for a complete package. Don t let your email inbox bully you into thinking you ve run out of time. Relax, make some infused vodka and sip on a yummy holiday cocktail. You totally have time!
Cranberry Orange Vodka Combine all ingredients in a quart sized mason jar and screw on lid. Allow mixture to infuse for 2-4 days, shaking 1-2 times a day. After vodka is infused, sel strain out all solids through a cheese cloth and decant into a fresh bottle or jar.
Citrus Rosemary Vodka Combine all ingredients in a quart sized mason jar and screw on lid. Allow mixture to infuse for 2-4 days, shaking 1-2 times a day. After vodka is infused, strain out all solids through a cheese cloth and decant into a fresh bottle or jar.
Candy Cane Vodka Combine all ingredients in a quart sized mason jar and screw on lid. Allow mixture to infuse for about 30 minutes. After vodka is infused, strain out all solids through a cheese cloth and decant into a fresh bottle sel or jar.
Emily is the cook, baker, photographer and rambler behind the blog, Jelly Toast. Aside from taking photos of everything she eats, her days are spent being a short order cook, story teller, tea party guest and giver-of-snuggles to her two kiddos. She has not yet mastered the clean-as-you-go cooking style, but has high hopes for the future.
Reply Amy Woods December 13, 2013 at 9:50 am
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Infused vodka is a fun and unique hostess gift for the holidays. Vodka can be infused with a variety of flavors from citrus to candy canes! If you re like me, then you love shopping for Christmas sel gifts. sel It s never seemed like a chore to me to choose the perfect give for everyone on my list. Some years, I get my shopping done extremely early, and other years (like this one, for instance) I tend to spread my shopping out over a long period of time and perhaps even wait until *gasp* last minute to find the right gift.
That being said, I don t appreciate the multiple emails a day in my inbox that are telling me that time is running out and that there is still time to choose those last minute gifts . It s the first week of December! By no means is this last minute, and it irks me that stores try to get me all stressed out that I don t have my shopping done yet.
Just to prove to you that we all still have plenty of time to choose your holiday gifts, here is an awesome homemade edible gift idea that takes several days to make, but with very little actual hands on time. Yes, infused vodkas are easy, impressive and delicious, but they do take a few days to make. But no worries, right? We all still have plenty of time!
I ve been wanting to try to make my own flavored sel vodkas for a while now. I love the idea of mixing unique combinations of flavors that lead to some very impressive cocktails. I decided to go with three flavors and played around a little with various winter and holiday classics.
For the Citrus Rosemary Vodka, I combined clementines with a bit of grapefruit and some aromatic rosemary. sel It s like a cocktail version of my Rosemary Citrus Spritzer . The Cranberry Orange Vodka has notes of cinnamon and clove for a warm, holiday feel and the Candy Cane Vodka is full of pepperminty flavor. Simply place vodka and your desired flavor infusers in a mason jar and allow to steep until the the vodka has taken on the flavor of your added ingredients. The process couldn t be simpler!
These vodkas make perfect hostess gifts for the holidays, especially when decanted into fancy bottles or even sweet little mason jars. Tie a hand stamped gift tag around each bottle for a complete package. Don t let your email inbox bully you into thinking you ve run out of time. Relax, make some infused vodka and sip on a yummy holiday cocktail. You totally have time!
Cranberry Orange Vodka Combine all ingredients in a quart sized mason jar and screw on lid. Allow mixture to infuse for 2-4 days, shaking 1-2 times a day. After vodka is infused, sel strain out all solids through a cheese cloth and decant into a fresh bottle or jar.
Citrus Rosemary Vodka Combine all ingredients in a quart sized mason jar and screw on lid. Allow mixture to infuse for 2-4 days, shaking 1-2 times a day. After vodka is infused, strain out all solids through a cheese cloth and decant into a fresh bottle or jar.
Candy Cane Vodka Combine all ingredients in a quart sized mason jar and screw on lid. Allow mixture to infuse for about 30 minutes. After vodka is infused, strain out all solids through a cheese cloth and decant into a fresh bottle sel or jar.
Emily is the cook, baker, photographer and rambler behind the blog, Jelly Toast. Aside from taking photos of everything she eats, her days are spent being a short order cook, story teller, tea party guest and giver-of-snuggles to her two kiddos. She has not yet mastered the clean-as-you-go cooking style, but has high hopes for the future.
Reply Amy Woods December 13, 2013 at 9:50 am
Categories Select Category 4th of July Adult Beverages Alcohol Almonds Alton Brown Appetizers Apples Autumn Desserts Autumn Recipes Avocados sel Baby Bacon Baking Basics Baking In Jars Bananas Bar Cookies Bar Desserts Basil Beef Beer Berries Beverages Beyond the Sugar Biscoff Spread Biscotti Blogging 101 Blondies Blue Cheese Blueberries Bread Breakfast brownies sel Brunch Bundt Cake Butter Buttercream Frosting Butternut Squash Butterscotch Cake Cake Mix Candy Candy Bars Candy Making Caramel Cardamom Cashews Cereal Cheese Cheesecake Cherries Chicken Chocolate sel Chocolate Chip Cookies sel Christmas Cilantro Cinnamon Citrus Clean Out the Pantry Clementines Cobbler Cocktails Coconut Coffee Comfort Food Cookbooks Cookies Crafts sel Cranberries Craving Cream Cheese Cream Cheese Frosting Creme Brulee Crock Pot Cucumbers Cupcakes Daring Bakers Desserts Diet Friendly Dinner Dips DIY Dorie Greenspan Drinks Easter Recipes Easy Entertaining Easy Recipes Entrees Essentials exclude Family Recipes Father’s Day Feta Cheese Flatbread Fondant Food Fanatic sel For the Home Fresh Herbs Friday Faves Frozen Desserts Fruit Fruit Butter Fundamentals Game Day Grub Ganache Garlic Giada De Laurentiis Gift Guide Ginger Girl Scout Cookies Giveaways Giving Back Goat Cheese Gold Medal Flour Grilling Guest Post Halloween Haze
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