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Espresso Martini Cocktail

4/14/2018

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Recipe courtesy of Kingston Heath Golf Club, Melbourne, Australia, Image courtesy Kingston Heath. 
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“Kingston Heath's take on a classic cocktail.”

Serves 10

Ingredients 

Part One
  • 300 gm. Belcolade Dark Chocolate 
  • 400 ml. Pouring Cream 
  • 60 gm. Glucose Syrup 
  • 90 ml. Water
  • 25 ml. Vodka
  • 25 ml. Kahlua
  • 2 ½ Gelatine Leaves (silver) 

Part Two
  • 150 ml..Pouring Cream
  • Double shot of Fresh Espresso Coffee.
  • 50 gm. Caster sugar 
  • 2 Egg Yolks 
  • 2 GelatineLeaves (silver)

Preparation

Part One

Place the chocolate buttons over low heat in a double boiler until melted.

In a bowl semi-whip the cream and set aside.

Place the glucose and water in a small pot and bring to boil.

Combine steps 2 and 3, whisk till lump free then stir in the Vodka and Kahlua.

Place the gelatine leaves in cold water until semi-dissolved, drain most of the water then dissolve over a low heat until melted with no lumps, mix this into the chocolate.

Fold in the semi-whipped cream.

Pour/ladle into Martini or Champagne glasses 1 cm from top – gently tap down so its level.

Place in the fridge and prepare Part Two.

Part Two

Semi-whip the cream and set aside until later.

Boil the shot of coffee with ½ of the sugar for 2 minutes, and let cool.

In a bowl whisk the egg yolks with the remaining sugar until the has sugar dissolved.

Add the espresso to the egg mixture and cook over a double boiler on low heat until temperature reaches 60 c.

Add the dissolved gelatine leaves, when cool, fold in the semi-whipped cream.

Assembly

Remove Part One from the fridge when set,  then pour Part Two over the top. 

Garnish with 3 coffee beans - as seen in the image.

Bartender Note: This is an Australian recipe, measurements will remain in metric for accuracy.  

* Pouring Cream - (thickened cream, light whipping cream) -Equivalent to Canadian 35% Whipping Cream.
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The Kingston Heath club house at Kingston Heath Golf Club, Melbourne, Australia
Image courtesy of Kingston Heath
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