1859 Summer 2009
1859 Summer 2009
1859 Summer 2009
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Home Grown Recipes<br />
Bella:<br />
A Marionberry Martini<br />
from "minT" in PorTlanD<br />
4 lemon quarters, cut in the middle of the<br />
flesh down to but not through the rind<br />
superfine sugar<br />
1 cup vodka<br />
1 ounce triple sec<br />
1 ounce fresh lemon juice<br />
1 ounce simple syrup<br />
1 ounce marionberry puree<br />
Simple syrup:<br />
in a saucepan, heat 2 cups sugar and 2 cups<br />
water. cover and simmer for 2 minutes, until<br />
sugar dissolves. when the syrup is cool, pour it<br />
into a glass jar with a lid. keeps in refrigerator<br />
up to to 6 months.<br />
Prepare four 9-ounce martini glasses:<br />
rub the cut lemon around the rims, moistening<br />
a 1-inch-wide band. sprinkle the sugar on a<br />
small plate and coat the rims. chill the glasses<br />
until serving time.<br />
Marionberry puree:<br />
1 cup whole marionberries, fresh or thawed<br />
frozen. Process berries in food processor until<br />
smooth. strain through a fine mesh sieve to remove<br />
seeds. Yields 1/2 cup puree. can be kept<br />
in the refrigerator for 3-4 days or can be frozen<br />
for up to 1 month.<br />
Make and Shake:<br />
fill a martini shaker with ice and add the<br />
vodka, triple sec, lemon juice, simple syrup and<br />
marionberry puree. shake robustly for 10 seconds<br />
and strain into glasses. serve immediately.<br />
You can make superfine sugar by processing<br />
granulated sugar in a food processor or blender<br />
for 1 minute.