Lemon drop martinis are one of my favorite drinks in the Martini family of flavors. You can find one of the most delightful recipes for lemon drop martini in my cookbook It Begins at the Table. I created strawberry mint
Made with just seven simple ingredients and my favorite stainless steel popsicle mold, this frozen adult treat is simple to make and freezes in only four hours. Disclaimer: although they freeze well, they also melt quickly. Unlike a good lemon drop martini you sip slowly to enjoy, make sure you have a few napkins nearby because these popsicles need to
A warning: Don’t let their pretty appearance fool you. They can pack a small punch for lightweights like me, after only one popsicle. You will easily impress your martini-loving friends this summer, when you serve these frozen frozen martini on a stick. I consider them to be the perfect adult summer treat for parties, BBQ, or just a quiet evening on the deck with friends.
When entertaining, I also make a batch of my Peach Schnapps Popsicles with Frozen Raspberry for a summery-fun choice to offer my guests. Most of the time, they want to try each. Both flavors are pretty fantastic. Cheers!
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popsicles
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- 1 cup water
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 2/3 cup Lemoncello Liquor
- 3/4 cup lemon juice, freshly squeezed
- 2 tablespoons lemon zest use organic lemons
- 3 large strawaberries
- 10 medium mint leaves
Ingredients
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- Bring water and sugar to a boil in a small pot over medium-high heat to make the simple syrup. Prepare the other ingredients while the syrup is heating up.
- In a decanter or a pitcher, combine the simple syrup, lemoncello, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Stir to combine.
- Slice and cut strawberries into small 1/2-inch pieces. Wash and remove the mint leaves from their stems.
- Pour mixture into the popsicle molds filling 1/2-inch to the top. Gently push the mint leaf and 2 to 3 small strawberry pieces into each mold. Top them off with any remaining mixture.
- Place top on to the molds, add popsicle sticks and freeze for four hours or until frozen.
- Cheers!
Recipe by Lisa Soldo-Johnson for www.culinarybutterfly.com