Try these refreshingly feminine and elegant cocktails, which are perfect for celebrating a special occasion or giving a luxurious twist to sophisticated brunches.
"A festive and easy way to add glamour and romance to any menu."
Chef Rick Tarantino, M.S.
Preparation Time: 2 hours + 3 minutes
(Optional) Cook Time: 3-4 minutes
Servings: 1 person
Rose Petal Cocktail Ingredients | |
5-10 different coloured roses (about 13-50 grams) | 1 Tbsp (20 grams) organic honey |
0.5 Fl. Oz peach Schnapps | 1-1.5 oz vodka |
Equipment | ||
Ice cube tray | Saucepan | Rocks glass |
Ice
Cube Preparation:
- Clean rose petals under water, making sure to remove any residue or debris.
- Place a generous amount, (2-4 rose petals, depending on size) into a standard size ice tray.
- Top with filtered water. Freeze until solid, (about 2 hours).
Cocktail Preparation:
- In a small saucepan, heat honey. Add in peach Schnapps. Mix until combined. Allow to cool. (Can be made ahead of time).
- Into a rocks or stemless wine glass, fill with rose petal ice cubes. Pour cooled honey/ Schnapps combination.
- Add vodka and top with champagne or sparkling wine.
- Garnish with additional petals.
Optional Cooking Instructions:
Add
a zest of heated blood orange or citrus fruit to balance.
Presentation:
Garnish
drink with a stem of small roses, and present immediately. Alternate
presentation: Serve alongside dessert, using only champagne.
Chef Rick's Tips:
Tun this simple template into a winter drink instead: Forego the roses and add juniper berries to ice (about 10 grams).Create a delicous and savory gin and tonic, perfect for a steak dinner.
Shake up the liquors and guests! Present this drink without the honey, and let guests pour warm honey over the ice. The melting ice will surely be a fun experience.
Serve this alongside an appetizer for brunch. Adjust serving size to a pitcher ofsangria, and let guests pour their own flower infused cocktail. Substitute peach Schnapps for Grand Marnier or Triple Sec, and infuse heated orange peels (3-4 grams) into the drink. Include some chopped up fruit (20 grams).
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