In case you guys are in the greater Seattle/PNW, my little Pia and I are doing a segment on New Day Northwest today (Thursday the 16th!) at 11AM. We are talking Halloween with a Caramel Apple Bar, Punch, kid friendly treats and lots of crafts. I will post the video later today here too!
One of the things I am going to make on tv today (these are not kid friendly obviously) are these Bloody Torture Shots. (Coco named them by the way- and no she did not sample them first!) Then I thought it was a funny and appropriate name, because you could have far too many of them and then you would have bloody torture the next day…
So anyways, they make these really cool specialty ice cube/shot glasses that become solid ice and keep your shots ICY cold and perfect. I found them in my local Metropolitan Market grocery store, but I found similar here and here too.
Then I had to come up with a delicious red cocktail to put inside of them.
….and YUM!!!!! A perfect #ThirstyThursday if you ask me….
Recipe: Bloody Torture Halloween Shots
Ingredients
- 1 lime
- small handful of mint leaves, crushed with your hand
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/2 cup pomegranate juice
- ½ cup vodka, chilled
Instructions
- Make the ice shot glasses with a special mold and put into freezer until frozen solid.
- Turn the shots out onto a serving platter or onto a sheet pan that can be left in the freezer until you are ready to use.
- In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, combine the juice of one lime, crushed mint, sugar, pomegranate juice and vodka.
- Shake vigorously and then pour into ice shot glasses. Serve immediately.
Preparation time: 10 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 8
So fun! Totally love the name!
The best Halloween ‘treat’ I’ve seen so far!
So.dang.creative.!!!! LOVE these! And I’d torture myself tons with these. Oh wow, I bet they go down pretty smoothly and easily! Love the styling and shooting with ice. You make it look so easy!! I’d have puddles of water and not 1 good image to show for it! Amazing job, Heather – pinned!
Ahhhhhhhh you totally rule! These are so cool!!
What a fun Halloween idea for the adults! It’s not like we need a drink or anything after the mobs of screaming kids!
How clever, I suppose you could make a kid friendly version and leave out the “happy” juice ingredient. Happy Nesting.
These molds are the coolest!! And the drink sounds divine!