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Gin Martini with Agar Pearls
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Submitted on: November 29, 2022
I made the vermouth component of the gin martini cocktail into agar pearls. The pearls look beautiful and allow you to taste the two components separately. It’s a totally different experience finishing the drink with the pearls—like a bubble tea martini 😆. The cold-oil spherification process is also really easy to do.
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By Stan Bissell
Home Bartender
Amature mixologist with a passion for shaking and stirring cocktails at home. I especially love supporting and featuring local products in my drinks.
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View MoreFor the agar pearls: Chill 1.5 cups of olive oil in a tall container in the freezer for at least 1 hour. Add 3/4 tsp Agar Agar powder and 1.5 cups of dry vermouth in a saucepan. Bring to a boil. Allow mixture to cool slightly and add to a large syringe or squeeze bottle. Slowly drop the solution into the cold olive oil. Strain the pearls from the oil and rinse thoroughly. Add agar pearls to fill 1/3 of a chilled martini glass. Add gin to a mixing glass and stir until well chilled. Strain gin in...
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Vermouth pearls transform the classic Martini into an interactive, textural experience. The cold-oil spherification technique delivers a burst of botanical flavor with every sip.
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