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How to make an Appletini

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How to make a sour apple martini. This delicious, refreshing drink is always a hit at parties. To make your appletini you'll need the following ingredients:

3 ounces of vodka
2 ounces of sour apple liqour
maraschino cherries
grenadine

Coat the inside of a martini glass with some Sour Apple Liquor and place in the freezer to chill. Add ice to a shaker. Pour your vodka and your sour apple liquor over the ice. Shake well.

Once your glass has frosted in the freezer, remove and pour the mixture in to the martini glass. Add your grenadine to a large spoon and slowly pour in to the drink. The grenadine is much heavier than the vodka and sour apple liquor, so the liquids will separate. Garnish with a maraschino cherry.

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Not Chef Ryan Cooking Show published this 1:01 video tutorial on October 29, 2016. It has been watched 1,474 times on YouTube.

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