What's the Best Martini Recipe for My Marvelous Martini Show?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around planning a "Marvelous Martini" show, with participants sharing their experiences and suggestions for martini recipes, as well as discussing promotional materials and logistics for hosting such events.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses excitement about hosting a Marvelous Martini show and seeks recipe suggestions.
  • Several users mention specific martini recipes, including a Fresh Mango Martini, a Chocolate Raspberry Martini, and a Pink Martini.
  • Another participant shares their experience of doing a Martini Madness show, featuring pink and blue martinis.
  • One participant discusses the importance of pairing martinis with food, suggesting a brown sugar Dijon baked brie.
  • Another participant inquires about transporting martini glasses safely to events.
  • One user mentions their method of storing and transporting glasses using a rolling crate.
  • Several participants express interest in flyers for promoting martini shows and share where to find recipes.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best martini recipes and methods for transporting glasses, with no clear consensus on a single recipe or approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants are primarily consultants discussing their personal experiences and ideas related to hosting martini-themed events.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration on martini recipes, event planning, and promotional materials for similar shows may find this discussion beneficial.

sarahsellcm
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I am putting together what I am calling a Marvelous Martini show and since I have never drank a martini was wondering what a good recipe would be for this. I have a bunch of hostess that said they would like this and I am scheduling this for April and am really filling up (maybe a little too much) I usually do 4-6 shows and I am close to having 8-14 shows but tht will help me make up for my Feb. being in the toilet.

Sarah
 
sarahsellcm said:
I am putting together what I am calling a Marvelous Martini show and since I have never drank a martini was wondering what a good recipe would be for this. I have a bunch of hostess that said they would like this and I am scheduling this for April and am really filling up (maybe a little too much) I usually do 4-6 shows and I am close to having 8-14 shows but tht will help me make up for my Feb. being in the toilet.

Sarah

WOW!! Good for you & your goals!!! As far as Martinis, in the new Seasons Best there is a Fresh Mango(I think) Martini & last F/W there is 1 for a chocolate/raspberry one....HTH :D
 
There was a lemon gingertini too...
 
pair them up with the brown sugar Dijon baked brie YUM!
 
I just found the "Pink Martini" recipe sitting on my microwave and I am going to try it out because it just sounds so good.
 
nancycookspc said:
pair them up with the brown sugar Dijon baked brie YUM!

Where do you find that recipe? Is that on Consultant's Corner?

Hilary
 
Great idea...


I need bookings do you have any flyers that you used to promote it??
 
So funny, I'm doing a Martini Madness show next Saturday. I'm doing pink martinis for the gals and blue martinis for the boys.
 
Do the Chocolate Martini recipe we had in the last SB. Substitute White morsels for the semi sweet. Pink and like a dessert with a kick!
 
Has anyone put a flier together for a martini show, I could not seem to find one, I have no problem making my own, just needed a few ideas, the choclate martini recipe and the pink one look good, also helps I used to have my bartender papers, can make lots of great drinks...hhmmmmmmmm martinis'
 
Question for all of you doing martini's - how are you going to transport your martini glasses? I've wanted to take them to parties, but I'm so afraid they will break!! I have the regular polka dot ones and the HWC ones ...
 
I usually throw the Martini party at my place, makes it a very controlled enviroment, but with that said, I have rolled each one in a cloth and stack them end to end in a tupperware container...I am sure there are other ways to.
 
I have kept the HWC glasses in the box they shipped in. I use one of those rolling crates to cart them around and the HWC other items (called the HWC box). It allows me to put the TTA bag on it when taking into homes. After May, I will not have to take the cart with me anymore....
 
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Anyone have the pink martini recipe? I had it until the day I need it and then it is missing. Go figure.
 
DawnofHope74 said:
Where do you find that recipe? Is that on Consultant's Corner?

Hilary

That recipe is in the F/W '08 Season's Best - Appetizer section. You can get the recipe on CC's recipe section (search Season's Best).




The Pampered Chef ®
Brown Sugar-Dijon Brie
Recipe

1/2 cup sliced almonds, divided
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
1 4-in. round (8 oz) Brie cheese with rind, room temperature
1 loaf (16 oz) French baguette
Vegetable oil

1. Preheat oven to 425°F. Coarsely chop 1/4 cup of the almonds using Food Chopper. In Small Batter Bowl, combine chopped almonds, sugar and mustard; mix well using Skinny Scraper.


2. Cut Brie in half horizontally using Utility Knife. Place one half of Brie, cut side up, onto center of Large Round Stone with Handles. Spread half of the sugar mixture evenly over bottom half of Brie using Small Spreader. Top with remaining half of Brie, cut side up. Spread remaining sugar mixture over Brie; sprinkle with remaining almonds.


3. Using Bread Knife, cut baguette on a bias into twenty-four 1/4-inch-thick slices. Arrange baguette slices around Brie; spray with oil using Kitchen Spritzer. Bake 8-10 minutes or until baguette slices are golden brown and Brie begins to soften. Remove from oven; let stand 5 minutes before serving.


Yield: 12 servings

Nutrients per serving: (Light): Calories 260, Total Fat 4.5 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, Cholesterol 0 mg, Carbohydrate 46 g, Protein 9 g, Sodium 460 mg, Fiber 2 g

Variations: Tangy Pepper-Pecan Brie: Substitute 1/2 cup pecan halves, coarsely chopped, for the almonds, 1/4 cup apricot preserves for the sugar and 1 jalapeño pepper, stemmed, seeded and chopped for the mustard. Proceed as recipe directs.

Sun-Dried Tomato-Pesto Brie: Substitute 1/4 cup pine nuts for the almonds, 2/3 cup sun-dried tomatoes in oil, drained, patted dry and chopped for the sugar. Substitute 1 tbsp prepared basil pesto for the mustard. Proceed as recipe directs.

© 2009 The Pampered Chef used under license.
 
sarahsellcm said:
Anyone have the pink martini recipe? I had it until the day I need it and then it is missing. Go figure.

I posted it in your other thread.

But in case anyone else needs it, I found it on CC- looked up the Product Use & Care Guide and clicked on the "recipes".




Pink Martinis
Ingredients:
1 cup (250 mL) ice cubes
1/2 oz (15 mL) grenadine
4 oz (120 mL) Southern Comfort® (70 proof)
2 oz (60 mL) light rum
3 oz (90 mL) pineapple juice
2 oz (60 mL) sweet & sour mix

Directions:

1. Place ice in Shaker. Measure remaining ingredients into Shaker, starting with grenadine.
2. Secure lid and jigger on Shaker. Shake 10-15 times or until desired drinking temperature is reached. Remove lid from Shaker; pour into glasses.

Yield: 2 servings

Nutrients per serving: (about 3/4 cup/175 mL): Calories 310, Total Fat 0 g, Saturated Fat 0 g, Cholesterol 0 mg, Carbohydrate 30 g, Protein 0 g, Sodium 15 mg, Fiber 1 g

© 2010 The Pampered Chef used under license.
The Pampered Chef
 
Does anyone have a flyer for this?
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the essential ingredients for a classic martini?

A classic martini typically requires just three essential ingredients: gin (or vodka, depending on your preference), dry vermouth, and a garnish such as an olive or a lemon twist. The standard ratio is usually 2:1 gin to vermouth, but you can adjust it to your taste.

How do I make the perfect martini for my show?

To make the perfect martini, start by chilling your glass. In a mixing glass filled with ice, combine your gin and dry vermouth in your desired ratio. Stir well for about 30 seconds to chill and dilute the mixture. Strain it into the chilled glass and garnish with an olive or a lemon twist for added flavor.

Can I create a flavored martini for my marvelous show?

Absolutely! Flavored martinis are a fun twist on the classic recipe. You can use fruit purees, flavored liqueurs, or even fresh juices to create unique combinations. For example, a raspberry martini can be made with vodka, raspberry liqueur, and a splash of lemon juice.

What glassware is best for serving martinis?

The traditional glass for serving martinis is the martini glass, which has a distinctive shape with a wide bowl and a long stem. This design not only looks elegant but also helps keep the drink cold by minimizing hand contact with the bowl.

How can I make my martini presentation more impressive?

To enhance your martini presentation, consider using garnishes creatively. Experiment with different garnishes like pickled onions, herbs, or flavored olives. You can also rim the glass with flavored salts or sugars, and serve the martini with a stylish cocktail stirrer or in a unique glass to impress your guests.

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