Chocolate Martini Recipe & Theme Show Ideas

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around requests and shared experiences related to chocolate martini recipes and theme show ideas for Pampered Chef consultants. Participants discuss various recipes, garnishing techniques, and food pairings for themed events.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares a chocolate martini recipe that includes vodka and dark crème de cacao, garnished with a cherry and mint leaf.
  • Another participant mentions their experience making mousse cups with a chocolate mousse recipe, using won ton shells as a serving vessel.
  • One participant expresses interest in theme show ideas and requests suggestions for food pairings to accompany the shows.
  • A different participant describes using mini muffin pans to create won ton cups, noting that while some may not prefer them, they have received no complaints.
  • One participant shares a recipe for chocolate margaritas, detailing the preparation and presentation, including dipping glass rims in melted chocolate.
  • Another participant discusses the importance of measuring ingredients for martinis to ensure they fill the glass appropriately and mentions using chocolate shavings as a garnish.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the preferred method of preparing won ton cups, with some participants expressing a preference for homemade versions while others are open to using pre-made options. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach to theme shows and accompanying recipes.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding cocktail preparation and presentation, reflecting a variety of approaches to creating themed culinary experiences.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ideas for cocktail recipes and theme show pairings may find the shared experiences and suggestions beneficial.

Pampchefjen
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Does anyone have the chocolate martini recipe?

Also, why can't I view any of the recipes under the recipes tab on this website?
Can't see any product reviews either.
Just the forums and threads and PC files are viewable, which are GREAT.

I'd also love some theme show ideas WITH suggested food to make to go with them. I've seen alot of names of theme shows but no recipe ideas to go with. Thanks.
 
I used to bartend for six years at a local steak house. We made a chocolate martini with 1 1/2 ounces of Vodka and 1/2 ounce of Dark crm de cocco. The garnish was a cherry and mint leaf. I have been making mousse cups and garnishing them with mint leafs and everyone loves them. I have mint growing in my garden year round. It's awesome as a garnish in our tea too. I make won ton cups, and then my mousse is
1 pint of heavy whipping cream
1 tsp. of our vanilla
1/4 cup of mlk
1 sm box of instant choc. pudding
Mix all together put in easy accent decorator and put in won ton shells. then use micro plane grater to grate choc. chips over top of cups and put top of mint leaf in off to the side. Looks and tastes great. I like the won ton shells because people don't have to have a lot, or they can always have more.
Amanda Fairall :D
 
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Chocolate Martini RecipeThank you so much. I'll try that. I've also made our chocolate mousse recipe and piped into phyllo cups (mini's) that I just buy at the store. I couldn't find those fresh crepes anywhere around here (Chicagoland) and I prefer the mini size also so people can sample lots of diff. ones. I am going to a Xmas party tomorrow night. Maybe I'll try your mousse recipe. Do you make the won ton cups in the mini muffin pan or do you buy pre-made dessert cups? Thanks.
Jen
 
I make them in the mini muf pan, some people don't like the won ton cups, however I do and have had no complaints.
Amanda Fairall
 
Chocolate margheritasA director at Natl. Conf. said to use 1/2 vodka to 1/2 creme de Cacoa; mix in Quick Stir Pitcher. Dip rims of glasses in melted chocolate and place 1 unwrapped chocolate kiss in glass and pour mixture over kiss.

Jodi Gross
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The measure mix and pour works perfectly for two martinis. The reason we used two ounces for our martinis is to fill the martini glass. If you use 1/2 and ounce to 1/2 and ounce that equals one shot, and for many glasses that does not fill them up.If the vodka is too strong that is when I would use a 1/1 ratio. I have on ocassion used a sugar rim for the choc. martini upon customer request. I was talking to a friend who bartends and she said to put choc. shavings over the martini once it was complete. When I make cosmos, or apple martinis at shows I use crushed ice in the measure mix and pour. This chills the martinis but does not water it down. I use the small plastic cups I call them buckets, but they are about 3 inches in hieght, and 3 inches wide. They work great for martinis.
Amanda Fairall
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Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for a Chocolate Martini?

To make a Chocolate Martini, you will need the following ingredients: 2 ounces of vodka, 1 ounce of chocolate liqueur, 1 ounce of crème de cacao, and chocolate syrup for garnish. You can also add whipped cream or chocolate shavings for an extra touch!

How can I incorporate a Chocolate Martini theme into my Pampered Chef show?

You can create a Chocolate Martini theme by featuring recipes that pair well with the drink, such as chocolate desserts or savory appetizers. Set up a tasting station where guests can sample different variations of the Chocolate Martini and offer Pampered Chef tools that can be used for mixing and serving cocktails.

What Pampered Chef products are useful for making Chocolate Martinis?

Some useful Pampered Chef products for making Chocolate Martinis include the Cocktail Shaker, the Mixing Bowl for preparing ingredients, and the Measuring Cups for accurate measurements. You can also use the Small Whisk for mixing and the Classic Batter Bowl for serving.

Can I make a non-alcoholic version of a Chocolate Martini?

Yes! To make a non-alcoholic Chocolate Martini, you can substitute the vodka and liqueurs with chocolate milk or a chocolate-flavored syrup mixed with milk. Add some ice and shake well, then garnish with chocolate syrup and whipped cream for a delicious treat!

What are some fun activities to include in a Chocolate Martini theme show?

Consider hosting a cocktail-making contest where guests can create their own versions of the Chocolate Martini. You can also include a chocolate tasting experience, where guests sample different types of chocolate to pair with their drinks. Additionally, offer a DIY garnish station with options like chocolate shavings, marshmallows, and flavored syrups.

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