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Thanksgiving is upon us. This means glorious food, extreme gratitude, and the abundance of family surrounding us. Family that you are thankful for, but by the end of the long Thanksgiving day, you may find to be grating on your nerves.
If your family is at all like mine, we have a lot of personality and with that comes strong personalities that can sometime conflict. With five of us kids total, and each of us living completely different lives, we tend to put the “dys” in dysfunction. I love my family dearly, and would not trade any of my family members for anything, however it is sometimes hard to get through a holiday without a little help. That help, this year, comes in the form of a Snickers martini. When a glass of merlot just will not do, and you need to really relax at the end of a long holiday, follow this recipe for a concoction that will surely put you at ease. Go ahead and give it a try. You can thank me later.
Snickers Martini
Ingredients
- 4 parts Absolut Vodka
- 1 part Cream Liqueur
- 2 parts Hazelnut Liqueur
- 2 parts White Cacao Liqueur
Instructions
- Chill a cocktail glass with ice or in the freezer. Pour absolut vodka, cream liqueur, hazelnut liqueur and white cacao liqueur into a shaker. Fill the shaker with ice cubes and shake it until the shaker is very cold. Empty the cocktail glass from ice and water. Strain the drink into the cocktail glass.
Notes
No Thanksgiving here in Brazil, but I can try this drink anyway! 🙂
No thanksgiving here either, but at we do have martinis and this sounds like a real reason to be thankful!
No thanksgiving today for me (I’m in Canada) but today is a snow day so I might need one of these at the end of the day anyway!
Hi Kristen,
Happy Thanksgiving. Although we don’t celebrate it here, I don’t need an excuse to make this martini 🙂
Happy Thanksgiving to you! Surprisingly, no (extra)liqueur was necessary to get us through the day but I am writing this recipe down for Christmas….!
This sounds AMAZING!! I will be trying this recipe. 🙂
What kind of cream liqueur? Thanks