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Potent—but so much classier than your dive bar shots.
Ingredients
- 2 envelopes unflavored powdered gelatin (about 5 teaspoons)
- 2 teaspoons Angostura bitters
- 1¾ cups fresh blood orange juice, divided
Recipe Preparation
Soak gelatin in ½ cup cold water in a small bowl 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, stir vodka, lemon juice, simple syrup, Campari, bitters, and 1¼ cups blood orange juice in a large measuring glass.
Heat gelatin mixture and remaining ½ cup blood orange juice in a small saucepan over low, stirring to dissolve gelatin; add to vodka mixture. Strain into 2-oz. plastic cups; chill until set, at least 6 hours and up to 5 days.
Freak out your friends with these eyeball Jell-o shots
If you’re throwing a party for Halloween, you’re going to need to provide cocktails. Enter these creepy Jell-O shots. (Serve them with this ghoulish goat cheese hand.) The recipe below makes enough cocktail mix for 24 mini muffin cups, but a can of lychees comes with 16 to 18 pieces of fruit. You can either open another can to make more eyeballs or fill the cups with just the liquid. If you do the latter, you can slurp them as shots or use them to decorate the platter as indicated below. A shot of cranberry juice, pomegranate juice or blood orange juice will tint them a plasma-blood color.
Blood Orange Vodka Recipes
Vampires Blood Orange Martini. Pour the vodka blood orange juice Cointreau and simple syrup into a cocktail shaker filled with ice.
Top with blood orange juice vodka and orange-flavored liqueur.
Blood orange vodka recipes. Close and place in a cool dark place. Blood orange vodka can also be created at home by simple infusing 3 Blood oranges cut into wheels or slices with a 1 Litre bottle of Vodka and leaving to settle for 3 days. Seal and let infuse for 1 week.
Blood Orange Vodka Drinks Recipes 12274 Recipes. Place the orange rinds in a resealable jar and add Titos Handmade Vodka to cover. Strain 1 cup of the juice into a small saucepan and add 1 cup sugar.
Mix 2 cups of sugar with 2 cups of water and zest of 1 blood orange. Remove any excess white pith with a paring knife. Pickers Blood Orange Vodka Recipes.
Peel the rind off 8 of blood oranges using a vegetable peeler. Stay cool and refreshed with Smirnoffs Blood Orange Martini cocktail recipe. Strain drink into a martini glass.
Shake to mix the martinis. Cover shaker and shake. Place ice cubes in a cocktail shaker.
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This search takes into account your taste preferences. The real fruit of Pickers Blood Orange Vodka is perfect for any cocktail. You can finally create the vodka by straining the ingredients through a coffee filer or a cheese cloth.
The cocktail combines Smirnoff Orange Flavored Vodka with fresh blood orange juice. Red White and Booze Jell-O Shots. Make the simple syrup.
Juice the blood oranges. Pour the Vodka over the peels making sure all the peels are completely submerged. Jan 29 2018 Instructions.
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Blood Orange Mimosa Jello Shots
These are inspired by Jaymee Sire, the brilliant blogger behind e is for eat. See her post. We used tangerines because they are easier to find than real blood oranges, and made the prettiest cups. But you could also use navel oranges or actual blood oranges with great results. The cups will just be slightly more difficult to clean out. Adjust food coloring amount accordingly.
TOTAL TIME: 4 hours, 30 minutes
5 tangerines (including the 1 cup of fresh tangerine juice you’ll get from them)
1.5 packets unflavored Knox gelatin
3/4 cup champagne or sparkling wine
1/4 cup orange liqueur like Triple Sec or Grand Marnier
2-4 drops red food coloring
Slice tangerines crosswise. Using a reamer or electric juicer, juice the tangerines. Strain the juice until you have 1 cup. (If you don’t have enough juice, just add some store-bought orange juice.) Carefully flip the rind inside out and peel the fruit away from the pith (can use a paring knife to make this less messy) to make a clean "cup." Set tangerine cups in cups of a muffin pan.
To make filling: Pour juice into small saucepan and sprinkle with gelatin and sugar. Allow gelatin to soak for about two minutes. Heat over medium, stirring occasionally, until the sugar and gelatin are both dissolved. Let mixture cool to warm. Add champagne and Triple Sec. Add red food coloring until you like the color. Transfer to a container with a spout.
Pour mixture into tangerine cups. Allow to set several hours or overnight.
Turn tangerine cups out onto a cutting board, Jell-O side down. Using a serrated knife, cut each tangerine in half lengthwise and serve.
BOO! 3 Fa'BOO'lous Halloween Jell-O Shots!
They consist of a combination of your favorite Jello flavors with your favorite alcoholic beverage. You can really do some concocting here, you know what I mean? Inviting, tasty Jello boozy luv in a cup!
I love taking Jello shots to parties.
Ever notice how eyes light up and people get 'giddy' when the Jello shots make their special appearance? I do!! I do!!
Jello is widely know as the 'fun food' and they become even more fun when they're spiked!
How are you going to celebrate Halloween?
Here are 3 kinds of Jello shots I came up with, all very delicious and not overpowering, but still have a kick! Plus, I have some really cool recipes on m y Halloween & Fall Goodies Page you should check out for inspiration!
Get Chilled to the Bone with Blood Orange Morgue-aritas!
Sinfully delicious and blood-red, these Blood Orange Morgue-aritas are pumped full of bold fresh citrus flavor. and of course, tequila!
This Halloween, stay as cool as a corpse under that costume by sipping on these Blood Orange Morgue-aritas!
Sinfully delicious and blood-red, these Blood Orange Morgue-aritas are pumped full of flavor: bold citrus essence from the blood oranges, the right amount of tartness from the limes, a hint of sweetness from the simple syrup, and of course…tequila!
I used one of my favorite new tequilas, Sangre de Vida El Corazón – not only does it come packaged in a very-appropriate, super-awesome anatomical heart decanter, but it is seriously tasty. When combined with the other ingredients, it makes for a cocktail after my own heart!
I’ve included three different ways to enjoy this Blood Orange Morgue-arita recipe at your Halloween party – by the pitcher, in single-drink form, and a fun jelly shot twist!
These Blood Orange Morgue-arita Jelly Shots are not the JELL-O shots you enjoyed during your college days. Made with freshly-squeezed citrus juices, unflavored gelatin, and Sangre de Vida El Corazón tequila, these bite-sized jelly shots are bursting with natural flavor! And as an added bonus, since these are shaped using a candy mold, no paper or plastic cups are necessary for serving.
Sangre de Vida Tequila is also an official sponsor of The Homicidal Homemaker®, so please be sure to go give them a follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!
Sparkling Cider Jello Shots (non-alcoholic) Recipe
These Sparkling Cider Jello Shots are as stunning and beautiful as they are delicious and fun! A great alternative to alcoholic champagne jello shots that are so popular on New Years, these sparkling treats are for the whole family!
I've been so excited to share this recipe with you! But first, can we just take a moment to say ohmygosh I can't believe Christmas has already come and gone.
How has the entire year already flown by??
We had a really great Christmas with my family in North Carolina. It took us all day to work our way through the pile of gifts, the food was incredible, and the day was filled with lots of laughter and love. We relished in every single moment watching Emma as she (for the first year) started to really understand the concept of Santa, gift giving, and (obviously) gift getting. We went overboard on her gifts this year, no question about it, but it has been so much fun watching her gleefully run around with new toys.
I know, I know– I'm just talking about the toys and presents. I know there's more to Christmas, and I should be focusing on that. But I just can't wipe the grin off my face when I see her sitting at her new vanity curling her hair and applying pretend lipstick. Or when she runs around with her new camera shouting “SAY CHEEEEEEEEEEEEESE!” Or when I hear her speaking in a high squeaky voice as she pretends the Cinderella lego-person is having a conversation with the Ariel lego-person.
It's just so sweet my heart feels like it's going to explode.
But all good things must come to an end, I suppose. And now it's time to transition into the New Year. Which means it's almost time to start cleaning out her room of old and ragged toys, taking down the Christmas decorations, and making salad my new favorite food (boo)!
Fortunately, the cosmic universe (well… the calendar year, actually) gives us a buffer week in between the most gluttonous day of the year and the least. And we get to use this week to finish up the holiday food leftovers and plan for one last awesome celebration: New Years Eve!
We don't drink, but I've always loved the look of champagne jello shots. They just look so pretty and sparkly, and I've been meaning to get around to making a non-alcoholic sparkling cider version forever!
These are so fun and just as beautiful as the champagne jello shots, but these can be enjoyed by the entire family! You can use any flavor of sparkling cider (or even a combination of half juice and half carbonated water) and add berries or cherries for a fancy look! You could even add gummies for a less-fancy and more kid-friendly feel!!
I used White Grape Sparkling Juice and blackberries for a more “adult” and sophisticated look and taste, but there are so many variations you could create. And, of course, think outside the glass! I was going for fancy-looking, so I poured them into these stemmed glasses. But you could pour the jello into small jars or even cut them into cubes!
8. Zombie Brain Jell-O Shooters
These ghoulish shooters will have you shouting for "brains. brains!" All you need to make this recipe is brain molds to make the creepy shooters, and some raspberry jam and food coloring to paint on the "blood."
The shooters get their milky color from using coconut milk, so they'll look crazy and taste delicious!
Candy corn can be quite polarizing, but luckily for those anti-candy corn folks out there, the Candy Corn Shot doesn&rsquot exactly taste like the bite-sized treat. This is a quick and easy recipe &mdash just layer crème de banane, a white chocolate crème liqueur, and orange Curaçao in that order in a shot glass, and you'll have an effortlessly Halloween-themed shooter.
The Nosferatu-approved Vampire&rsquos Kiss Jell-O shot is as festive as it is fun. Simply prepare black cherry Jell-O mix, combine with black vodka and orange juice (or a fresh blood orange), refrigerate for four to six hours, and boom, you&rsquoll be the life, err, "undead" of the party (and probably afraid of the light the next day, too).
90+ Halloween Jell-O Shots to Bring the Boos to Your Halloween Party
Halloween Jell-O Shots: You might think of shots as the purview of frat parties, but if there’s ever a time to pull out a playful, petite drink recipe, Halloween is it. Ahead, a few frighteningly fun cocktails-in-miniature.
Ingredients
1 part Sailor Jerry
1 part Sailor Jerry Savage Apple
1 part melon liqueur
1 part pineapple juice
Whipped cream, to top
Instructions
Combine all in a shaker with ice, strain into shot glasses and top with whipped cream
By Ashley Thomas, West Coast Sailor Jerry Ambassador
Tonic water naturally fluoresces under black light, making this vodka-spiked Jell-O shot perfect for the dedicated vodka tonic drinker at your party.
Ingredients
2 envelopes (6 oz each) SVEDKA Unflavored Gelatin Mix
.25 cup canned sweetened condensed milk
2-3 drops yellow food coloring
.75 cup SVEDKA Vodka, divided
1 cup orange soda
1 cup thawed whipped topping
Candy corn candies
Instructions
Add 1 cup boiling water to one package of unflavored gelatin mix in a small bowl and stir until completely dissolved. Add sweetened condensed milk, a couple drops of yellow food coloring and .25 cup of vodka. Pour into 18 (2 oz) plastic cups that have been sprayed with cooking spray, using about 2 Tbsps. per cup. Refrigerate 30 to 45 min until firm, but still slightly tacky.
Heat orange soda to boiling on stove. Add to second package of unflavored gelatin mix in small bowl and stir until completely dissolved. Stir in .5 cup vodka. Spoon over milk layer in cups. Refrigerate 1 hour or until firm. Top each shot with whipped topping and candy corn.
