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The Great Cape Cod Cosmo

August 21, 2015 //  by The Kitchen Snob 2 Comments

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Side view of deep red cape cod cosmopolitan in a martini glass with the rim lined with green lime sugar with 2 half used limes in the backgroundLast week, I was slurring my words and drooling.

Oh, you thought it was because I had a front tooth removed?

No, no, no. It’s because I was drinking this little ol’ drinky-drink, the Cape Cod Cosmo.

And yes it did help me forget about the giant hole in my face, but it didn’t help my photography skills.

These Cape Cod drink pictures…are…how you say…subpar. <– apparently I’m a picture snob

I wish I could blame being drunk. But I swear I didn’t even sip these sweet and tart wonders while being the profesh photographer that I am. Who knew taking pics of alcoholic bevies (I’m sorry) could be so hard?

I guess I forgot to sweet talk them like they were America’s Next Top Beverage: “Beautiful, dahling. You look gorgeous. YES! Make love to the camera, Capey Cod. Perfect. That’s a wrap.”

Are they blurry? Not blurry? Who knows, you’re buzzed on Cape Cod Cosmos and you couldn’t care less.

Shot from up above of 2 martini glasses filled with cape cod cosmopolitans with sugared rims and a slice of lime on the edge. 2 half used limes in the background with a silver cocktail shaker.We made about 6 drinks just to get a few good shots. So I’ll be drinking Cape Cod Cosmos until the fat lady sings. Or at least until David Lee Roth sings at my first Van Halen concert THIS SUNDAY! Yes, I’ll be pretending it’s 1984 and rocking out with David Lee. Dave. The Davester. We’re buds.

Should I crimp my hair?

Picture of me in my senior year with big gold earrings and a gold necklace and crimped 80s hairOkay so what’s so special about this drink? The hubs was a bartender 19 ions ago and can make a mean drink. I like my alcoholic drinks potent, but also them to taste like Kool-Aid. It’s a tough order and he delivers.

♪He found the simple drinks, ain’t so simple.♫  See what I did there? [Van Halen dork]

The key is LOTS of fresh lime.

Then I went overboard and made this lime sugar for the rim of the glass.

Collage of vodka cranberry cocktail in a martini glass, bowl of lime zest and sugar, and mixer with lime zest and sugarI double dog dare you not to lick it off before you’ve finished the drink.

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Ingredients

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  • Zest of 2 limes
  • 1/4 cup granulated sugar
  • 1/2 cup Simply Cranberry Cocktail juice (trust me this is the best!)
  • 1.5 ounces premium vodka
  • 3 tablespoon fresh squeezed lime juice, divided
  • Ice

Instructions

  1. In a small food processor, combine lime zest and sugar. (You could probably just stir with a whisk instead of the food processor). Pour onto small plate and set aside.
  2. On another small plate, squeeze 2 tablespoons of lime juice (or enough so you can dip the rim of your glass in it).
  3. Turn your martini glass upside down onto the plate of lime juice to get the rim of the glass wet. Remove and let any excess juice drip off. Then dip wetted rim into the lime sugar to coat the rim.
  4. Fill a cocktail shaker about 3/4 full with ice. Add cranberry cocktail, vodka, and lime juice. Put on lid and shake vigorously. Strain the liquid into your martini glass and serve with a lime wedge.
  5. Get your drink on!

Notes

If you don’t have a cocktail shaker, you can mix the same ingredients into a rocks glass and pour it over ice.

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  1. Gardengirl

    September 2, 2015 at 4:45 PM

    Refreshing looking drink! I still think I have those earrings and necklace. We should never get rid of our Monet! Great photos!!!!

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    • The Kitchen Snob

      October 1, 2015 at 11:13 AM

      Thanks! It’s time to donate the jewelry. Back away from the Monet. ;-P

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