Sunshine Vanilla-Pineapple Infused Vodka (Martini)

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This is Mary’s modification to a few very popular steakhouses signature drink….

Ingredients:

– 2 large and ripe pineapple

1.750ml bottle of vodka (choose a decent quality vodka) – we prefer Kirkland Premium Vodka (great price and great taste)

-4 sunshine vanilla beans (Hawaiian vanilla beans or any kind if you don’t have) – sourced through my Vanilla Co-op group on FB (great pricing compared to any local store)

-1 gallon sealable glass jar or sun-tea dispenser 

Instructions:

1. Peel the pineapple and remove the core.

2. Cut the pineapple into small chunks or slices.

3. Place the pineapple pieces into a clean, sealable glass jar with the vanilla beans.

4. Pour the vodka over the pineapple, ensuring that all the pieces are submerged. (Add a small weighted object on top to assure full submerging of fruit)

5. Seal the jar or bottle tightly and shake gently to mix.

6. Place the jar or bottle in a cool, dark place, such as a pantry or cupboard.

7. Let the vodka infuse for at least 1 weeks, but preferably 3 weeks, shaking the jar or bottle gently once a day to redistribute the flavors.

8. After the infusion period, strain the vodka through a fine-mesh sieve or cheesecloth to remove the pineapple pieces.

9. Transfer the infused vodka back into the original bottle or a clean, sealable container.

10. Store the pineapple-infused vodka in the refrigerator or freezer until ready to use. Or leave in the sun-tea dispenser for the upcoming party for guest access for shots and drinks

Enjoy your homemade sunshine vanilla pineapple-infused vodka as shots or in cocktails or over ice.

A straight Pineapple Martini is lovely but dangerous !!  Yum !!

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Mary

Frugal Gastronomy was born out of Mary’s creative mind (and stomach). The desire to eat restaurant quality food at a lower price point at home.

She has the motivation and unique ability to crave something, look up some recipes out there, and modify them to taste even better.

She has the ability to eat something at a restaurant and think about how it could have been better, then come home and recreate it with her twist.

She also has the uncanny ability to find a deal and shop the sales so we have the ingredients at home so when she craves something, she doesn’t need to run out and pay full price or even “Overpay” for convenience.

She started this blog and her website to pass on this knowledge on to other foodies to enjoy……