Pineapple Vodka

Pineapple Vodka is nicely flavored and has a pleasant taste. A vanilla bean is not a must but will improve the experience by softening the drink.

Pineapple vodka

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Pineapple needs to be ripe and juicy. Vodka needs to be good. And don’t think that ripe pineapple will save your bad quality vodka, or good vodka will make your green pineapple taste better!
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • 1 ripe pineapple
  • 750 ml vodka
  • 1 vanilla bean (not necessary but highly recommended)

Instructions
 

  • Peel and core fresh pineapple, cut into cubes. Place the pineapple into a large bottle or mason jar with lid. If using vanilla bean, slice the bean from top to bottom in one long slit keeping it attached at the upper stem, like a v-shape. With help of the knife scrape, scrub the seeds and add them into the jar. Fill the jar with vodka. Cover and put it off to the side for 5 days in a fresh and dark place, to let the flavors infuse.
  • After 5 days, strain pineapple out through a fine mesh strainer and pour your infused vodka into a nice, fancy bottle. Refrigerate. It will be ready as soon as it is chilled.
  • You can eat the leftover pineapple. And of course make sure not to offer it to kids or pregnant women.
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Liquor 44

One orange, one liter of vodka or rum, 44 coffee beans, 44 pieces of sugar, and 44 days of infusion. A French alcohol drink that will enchant your guests. Consume with moderation!

Liquor 44

Natalija
Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 59 minutes
Servings 1 litre

Ingredients
  

  • 1 orange organic
  • 44 coffee beans
  • 44 pieces of sugar (or 220 g of granulated sugar)
  • 1 liter vodka or white rum

Instructions
 

  • Wash a jar with boiling water then dry it. Wash and dry the orange.
  • With a knife, make 44 cuts in the orange and put a coffee bean in each hole.
  • Put the orange in the jar and add the sugar.
  • Add the vodka (or rum).
  • Close the jar well, keep it in a cool and dark place for 44 days.
  • Throw away the orange (sadly it is not good anymore). Filter the liquor and pour into a bottle.
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