Holiday martini recipes can be simple and dry, or fun and festive, like these recipes for a Godiva chocolate martini and an eggnog martini!

Holiday Martini Recipes - a Godiva Chocolate Martini and an Eggnog Martini Recipe \\ PassTheSushi.comRemember, a great hostess always greats her guests with a great drink at the door, and if your holiday season has been anything like mine this year, you're going to need a stiff drink to make your way through the next few days. Unless your one of those people that gets violent, a good mixed drink will help you to relax, unwind and not look like you want to kill someone. It will help with conversation and laughter will come with more ease - heck, it may not even be fake at if you help yourself to a few. The people around you will also become much more jovial after a drink or two themselves and this years festivities may not actually end up with a tree being lit on fire, though I still recommend hiding the matches just in case.

To top it off, I know I always have trouble falling asleep on Christmas Eve with the anticipation of Santa Claus, stockings, and such, so a few of these babies are sure to drift me off to sleep with visions of sugar plums dancing through my head.

 

 

 

 

 

Here are the holiday martini recipes!

Holiday Martini Recipes - a Godiva Chocolate Martini and an Eggnog Martini Recipe \\ PassTheSushi.com

 

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Eggnog Martini

from Mixdrinx.com

Ingredients:

  • 1 Oz Vodka
  • 1 Oz Ameretto
  • 1 Oz Eggnog

Preparation:

Combine all ingredients and shake well. Dust with freshly grated nutmeg or cinnamon, if desired.

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With two holiday martini recipes to choose from, how do you decide which one to make first?!

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Godiva Chocolate Martini

Holiday Martini Recipes - a Godiva Chocolate Martini and an Eggnog Martini Recipe \\ PassTheSushi.com From Drinks Mixer.com

Ingredients:

  • 1 ½ shots Godiva® chocolate liqueur
  • 1 ½ shots creme de cacao
  • ½ shot vodka
  • 2 ½ shots half-and-half
Preparation:
Garnish with chocolate syrup and white chocolate chips in the bottom of the glass.
Mix all ingredients in a shaker with ice, shake and pour into a chilled cocktail glass.

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Hope your holidays are merry and bright!


Update: This holiday martini recipes post made it to FoodBuzz Top 9!


12 Comments

  1. What a gorgeous, festive cocktail!!! Wow!

  2. Wow, what beautiful cocktails! I'm sure you'd be the hostess of the year if you greet your guests with either of those 😉 Merry Xmas to you!

  3. Kate @ Diethood.com says:

    I'd love to get buzzed with this drink! Good choice! Merry Christmas!

  4. Dionne Baldwin says:

    My holiday will be merry if I get drinks like these! Thank you for sharing! And I love your photos! I've never had a chocolate martini but since chocolate have antioxidants I should try one. I'm on a bit of a health kick lately...

  5. Would love to have one of these! Just don't feel like pumping and dumping for the baby : ) will save this idea for next year! Merry Christmas!

  6. Imwaytoobusy says:

    As always, fantastic photos! Those look like great drinks! I hope you had a fabulous Christmas 🙂

  7. Chef Dennis says:

    Those Martini's sound delicious!! I would love to try both of them!
    Congratulations on another top 9 post!! You have become a regular!!
    Cheers
    Dennis

  8. Stephanie says:

    Um, YUM! Can I have a glass of that for breakfast, please? :p

  9. OMG! That Godiva Choco­late Martini looks amazing. What a great way to garnish the glass. 🙂

  10. Cajun Chef Ryan says:

    Wow, I can not wait to come knocking at your door! And to find you with a drink in hand!

    Bottoms up and Bon appetit!
    CCR
    =:~)

  11. Karen LeBeau says:

    These look yummy!!

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