Raspberries are combined with chocolate liqueur, half and half, and vodka for a beautiful, romantic Valentine's cocktail.
Course Vodka
Cuisine American
Keyword chocolate, liqueur, raspberry, valentines day
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 5 minutesminutes
Total Time 15 minutesminutes
Servings 2Cocktails
Calories 392kcal
Author Creative Culinary
Ingredients
For the Syrup
12ozraspberries, fresh or frozenthaw if using frozen
¼cupsugar
2TbspRaspberry Liqueur
For the Cocktail
3ozhalf and half
2ozvodka
2ozraspberry syrup
1ozwhite chocolate liqueur
For the Garnish
Cake Decorating Sugars in a variety of colors
Instructions
To Make the Raspberry Syrup
Combine the fresh or frozen raspberries with the sugar in a medium saucepan. Simmer until the the berries break down and the sugar has dissolved. Remove from heat; strain, and refrigerate until cool.
Add the Raspberry Liqueur and stir to combine.
To Make the Cocktail
Chill the glasses in the freezer for at least 5 minutes.
Rub the edge of the glass with white chocolate liqueur. Dip into either pink, red, or white crystals or a combination of all three.
Combine the half and half, white chocolate liqueur, vodka, and raspberry syrup in a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake until ice cold. Pour into chilled glasses and serve.
Notes
I've made this with both White Chocolate and regular Chocolate Liqueur; both are great.You will have extra Raspberry Syrup; great on biscuits, waffle or pancakes, and ice cream.Pro Tip: When I'm shopping for ingredients like the liqueurs mentioned in this recipe; I often buy the smaller size bottles. Not airplane size; a bit larger than that. At my favorite liquor store they are all in their own section so ask customer service if they carry them. There is no need to have a large bottle of a specialty liqueur unless you know you will use it again and again.