Cranberry Elderflower Cocktail with Apple, Orange & More
Put a little sparkle in your holidays with this perfectly balanced cranberry elderflower cocktail. Our cold-pressed cran-apple juice is fused with French liqueur made from fresh elderflowers for a captivating holiday drink experience.
Ingredients
orange | 3.5 oz | 99 g | 2/3 medium orange |
cranberry | 1.65 oz | 47 g | 41 cranberries (about 1/2 cup) |
apple (red) | 8 oz | 227 g | 1 1/4 medium apple |
pear | 5.7 oz | 162 g | 1 medium pear |
fennel | 0.83 oz | 24 g | 1/10 bulb |
lemon | 0.83 oz | 24 g | 1/5 medium lemon |
St Germain elderflower liqueur | 3 oz | 85 g | about 1 shot per serving |
rosemary (fresh) | 3 sprigs | 4 g | for optional garnish |
Directions
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Wash and prep the produce by peeling the orange, removing the green fronds and stalks from the fennel, and weighing out all the ingredients.
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Quarter the lemon (leaving skin on) and place directly into the press. If you don't have a juice press, peel the lemon and juice with the rest of the ingredients.
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Run the remaining ingredients through the grinder and press.
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Add the juice and the elderflower liqueur to a cocktail shaker, fill with ice and shake until cold.
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Pour into martini glasses and garnish with a cranberry and a sprig of rosemary. Makes about three 4 oz servings.
Pro tips
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The recipe is written for three cocktails, but can easily be adapted to large quantities.
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If you want something a tad stronger, add a little vodka.
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You can juice the fennel stalks and fronds, but with them being green, it will alter the color of the juice and not be as pretty.