Best Martini Recipes

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The Oatmeal Cookie Martini Recipe

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marcyafranklin

Add another cookie cocktail to the bunch, this one made at the Bobby Q restaurant in Phoenix....

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Tea Rose Martini Recipe

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Mark Comer

From New Leaf Bar & Restaurant in New York City, a floral, aromatic cocktail with a slight...

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Wedding Cake Martini Recipe

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This wedding-inspired drink tastes just as sweet as the cake, but packs a lot less calories! We...

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The Vesper Martini Recipe

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marcyafranklin

It's no secret that James Bond loves to drink, but while the "shaken, not stirred"...

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The Pumpkin Martini Recipe

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marcyafranklin

If you're not turning your pumpkins into a DIY keg, you can still mix them into your...

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Bay Scallop Martini Recipe

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Kevin Rathbun

An unusual and clever way to present delectable scallops from chef Kevin Rathbun who served this...

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The Dirty Girl Scout Martini Recipe

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marcyafranklin

Yes, it tastes like a Girl Scout cookie, and yes, it's a little dirty. Made at McGillin's...

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The Bazaar's "New Way" Dirty Martini Recipe

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Arthur Bovino

You've heard of José Andrés' "Olives," a dish consisting of real and...

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Chocolate-Ginger Martini with Cayenne-Spiked Rim Recipe

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Viviane Bauquet Farre

Don’t think this martini is going to be syrupy-sweet! It’s off-dry — intensely...

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Buy your booze in bulk – transfer what you need into smaller bottles to stock your bar – you’ll save money and have enough leftover for your next party.

Cooking Tips

Add another layer of flavor to your cocktails by making your own simple syrup – combine equal parts sugar and water with whatever aromatics you like – fresh herbs, whole spices, citrus, or chile peppers – heat to dissolve sugar and strain before using.