The Perfect Martini!
Here at b-u everyday, we search the internet and test out all sorts of recipes so we can share the best with you! One of our favorite items to test is COCKTAILS! ... I know.... it is a difficult job... but someone has to do it!
Having said that.... we have found the perfect martini! Thanks to Mr. Stanley Tucci, we wanted to share this with you! So read on, test it out, share with your friends and enjoy!
Stanley Tucci's Instagram account offered some comfort during the early COVID-19 pandemic. And his martini recipe is one of our favs!
With his former bartending experience, he provided much-needed recipes for classic alcoholic beverages like the negroni, margarita, and martini. The latter is especially noteworthy! Tucci emphasizes that the martini is too important for squabbles—and that it's "here to stay."
Tucci has the perfect recipe for a classic gin or vodka martini – one that's extra-dry and stirred, not shaken. Who would have thought? James Bond's famous lines of "shaken not stirred" had me making martini's wrong this whole time!
London dry gin is the traditional choice for a martini, however, experimentation with different types of gin can also be done. For a 'murky' martini, olive brine can be added before stirring, but remember, it should not distract from the other flavors included!
Things you will need!
So let's get started! Below are certain things you will need!
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Martini Glasses
Cocktail Jigger
Cocktail Mixing Glass
Bar Spoon
Cocktail Strainer
Vegetable Peeler
Cocktail Skewers
How To Make It!
Recipe
1/2 oz. dry vermouth
2-3 oz. high-quality gin or vodka
Lemon twist or olives (for serving)
Preparation
For a tasty cocktail, you'll need to start with a glass beaker or cocktail shaker filled with ice.
Add the vermouth and stir for 15 seconds before letting it sit for 30 seconds. Give it another stir, then strain out and discard the vermouth.
Pour in the gin and mix for 30 seconds, followed by another 30 second rest period.
Give it one last quick stir before straining into a chilled glass.
Finish off your martini with a lemon twist or olives and enjoy!
Conclusion
We hope that you enjoy this recipe as much as we do! Stay tuned for more recipes like this! Until then, get out there try new stuff, have fun and always... BE YOU!
For more delicious recipes from Stanley Tucci... take a look at his book Taste below!
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