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Ainsley Harriott’s Death by Chocolate Martini

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by Ainsley Harriott from Ainsley’s Caribbean Kitchen: Delicious feelgood cooking from the sunshine islands

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Serves 2

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This indulgent cocktail recipe has been given a Caribbean twist with the addition of ground cardamom. As seen on ITV’s Ainsley’s Caribbean Kitchen.

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Introduction

Martinis are nearly always gin-or vodka-based, but this is not a clean-cut Martini as we know it. Instead, I give you a delectable, creamy chocolate and vodka sensation in a glass, which ends with the sweet smell and taste of cardamom on one’s lips. Death by chocolate, indeed.

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Ingredients

1 tbspcocoa powder
½ tspground cardamom
175mlchocolate liqueur, plus extra for decorating
100mlvodka
75mlsingle cream
ice cubes

Essential kit

You will need a cocktail shaker.

Method

First, decorate the glasses. Mix together the cocoa powder and ground cardamom on one plate, then pour a few tablespoons of chocolate liqueur into a separate small saucer. Carefully and gently dip the rim of each Martini glass into the liqueur, making sure the entire rim is coated, then dip into the cocoa and cardamom mixture, to coat. Set aside.

Add the chocolate liqueur, vodka and single cream to a cocktail shaker filled with ice and shake for 20 seconds. Carefully pour into the decorated glasses and enjoy!

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