King Cakes come in all flavors but traditional King Cake tastes like a cinnamon pastry.
Chila ‘Orchata
Cinnamon Cream Rum mixed with King Cake Vodka and a splash of Amaretto
are the perfect combo for a cool and creamy King Cake Cocktail to
celebrate Fat Tuesday! Garnish with cinnamon, a sugared rim, and a cube of King Cake and you are ready to party!
Cinnamon Cream Rum mixed with King Cake Vodka and a splash of Amaretto
are the perfect combo for a cool and creamy King Cake Cocktail to
celebrate Fat Tuesday! Garnish with cinnamon, a sugared rim, and a cube of King Cake and you are ready to party!
Find more info on Chila ‘Orchata here: http://www.chilaorchata.com
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King Cake Cocktail for Fat Tuesday
Makes one drink
Ingredients
- 2 oz Chila 'Orchata Cinnamon Cream Rum
- 2 oz King Cake Vodka
- 1/2 oz Amaretto
- Ice
- Cinnamon for garnish
- Yellow green and purple sugar, for rimming glass
- Small cube of King Cake for garnish
Instructions
- Rim a chilled martini glass with colored sugar. I dip in vodka then dip in the three different colored sugars.
- To make the sugar just add 1-2 drops of food coloring to a 3 separate tbsps of sugar and stir until combined.
- In a shaker combine ice, vodka, Chila 'Orchata, and Amaretto.
- Shake vigorously,strain, and pour into martini glass.
- Add a sprinkle of cinnamon and skewer a cube of King Cake and lay across the top.
- Drink up and enjoy!
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These three liquors combined make one tasty cocktail!
Chill your cocktail glass in the freezer before preparing your drink.
I like to use a martini glass.
I like to use a martini glass.
Add a small amount of vodka to a plate or wide bowl and add all three colored sugars, in purple, green, and yellow to a plate.
Dip the rim of the chilled glass in the vodka.
To make the sugar just add 1-2 drops of food coloring to a 3 separate
tbsps of sugar and stir until combined.
To make the sugar just add 1-2 drops of food coloring to a 3 separate
tbsps of sugar and stir until combined.
Then dip a different section of the rim in a different color sugar.
To make the cocktail start with a handful of ice cubes added to a shaker.
Add 2oz Chila ‘Orchata Cinnamon Cream Rum to the shaker.
Now add 2oz King Cake Vodka.
You could also use Vanilla Vodka.
And finally add 1/2 oz Amaretto.
To make the cocktail start with a handful of ice cubes added to a shaker.
Add 2oz Chila ‘Orchata Cinnamon Cream Rum to the shaker.
Now add 2oz King Cake Vodka.
You could also use Vanilla Vodka.
And finally add 1/2 oz Amaretto.
Shake it up well in the cocktail shaker.
Strain and pour into the cocktail glass.
It’s not done yet!
Mardi Gras is over the top so why not add a cube of
skewered King Cake and even a traditional King Cake baby on top?!
Mardi Gras is over the top so why not add a cube of
skewered King Cake and even a traditional King Cake baby on top?!
Garnish with a sprinkle of cinnamon and you are ready to celebrate!
Laissez les bon temps roulez !
{Let the good times roll}
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Kimberly
I would love to try the King Cake Cocktail! It looks so good!
Leah Meray
The cocktail you made looks really good! I would probably experiment with it a bit and try to make some sort of version of creamy banana daiquiri.
Angie
Definitely think I'd try the King Cake Cocktail you posted! Always up for trying new cocktails!
James Gillespie, Jr.
I'd either try the cocktail or try a dash in some hot cocoa.
tannawings
I would make a Warm Chila Toddy. It has been so cold here, it sounds good. I think too, it could also be done with either the milk or coffee depending on if you drink before sleeping or you need to stay awake. They have some interesting recipes on their site.
ellen beck
Mmoore
We were going to make these drinks for my daughter's school gala which is mardi gras theme, where did you get the skewers?
Nicole Hood
Hi there! This was 3 years ago but I got them at World Market. You could also check Party City and Amazon. I added the plastic babies on top separately. Enjoy 🙂