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💚OMBRE ST. PATRICK’S DAY JELLY SHOTS🍀

posted in Wine & Spirits on 3/5/2015
💚OMBRE ST. PATRICK’S DAY JELLY SHOTS🍀
INGREDIENTS 1 1/4 cups lemonade 2 envelopes unsweetened gelatin 3/4 cup lime vodka 3 tablespoons sweetened condensed milk Green food coloring (green + neon green recommended)
Pour lemonade into a small saucepan and sprinkle unflavored gelatin on top. Allow the gelatin to soak in a minute or two. (It will sort of resemble applesauce.) Heat on medium, stirring constantly until gelatin has dissolved. This should take just a couple of minutes. Remove from heat.
💚OMBRE ST. PATRICK’S DAY JELLY SHOTS🍀
Pour in vodka and sweetened condensed milk, and stir to completely combine. Separate evenly into three bowls or measuring cups. Using green and/or neon green food coloring, add enough to achieve three different shades of green. Start with just one or two drops. Remember – you can always add more, but you can’t take away!
For reference, I used the following: Light green: 1-2 drops green + 1-2 drops neon green Medium green: 2-3 drops green + 2-3 drops neon green Dark green: 5-6 drops green + 5-6 drops neon green
💚OMBRE ST. PATRICK’S DAY JELLY SHOTS🍀
Place shot glasses on a tray. This will help when transferring in and out of the refrigerator. Start by pouring the light green layer into shot glasses about 1/4 of the way full. (Why 1/4 and not 1/3? You will need the final 1/4 for whipped cream! MMMMM.) Place in the refrigerator for 20 minutes. While shots are setting, cover the other two mixtures with plastic wrap to keep warm. If any separation occurs, simply stir again before pouring the next layer.
Once the first layer is set, evenly pour the medium green layer into the shots and refrigerate for 20 minutes. Finally, add the last layer and allow to set for at least another hour.
💚OMBRE ST. PATRICK’S DAY JELLY SHOTS🍀
When you’re ready to serve, simply add a dollop (or more) of whipped cream and top with gold sprinkles.
💚OMBRE ST. PATRICK’S DAY JELLY SHOTS🍀
And may the luck of the Irish be with you!
And may the luck of the Irish be with you!



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