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Jello shot cups. The jello shots cups used for this recipe are not the standard ones. They are still 2 ounces, but taller. Serving Suggestions. Once the shots are completely set and right before serving, I like to sprinkle these with some purple, green, and gold colored sandy sugar, which are the traditional colors for Mardi Gras. The Mardi Gras Punch is a bold and flavorful party drink, perfect for celebrating Mardi Gras with a crowd. Inspired by the classic Hurricane, this punch blends light and dark rum with vibrant citrus flavors and passion fruit juice, creating a rich, tropical base with just the right amount of tartness and sweetness. 18 Traditional (& Not-So-Traditional!) New Orleans Cocktails To Make During Mardi Gras These shots replicate all the taste of a traditional King Cake. A cake-flavored vodka forms the base, a cream liqueur (either Irish cream or RumChata) gives it a luscious mouthfeel, and cinnamon schnapps offers a kick of spice. The shooters are poured into shot glasses rimmed with gold, green, and purple sugars for a festive and colorful touch Apply frosting to each glass rim and add sugars. Ensure each rim gets all three colors. (Photo 1) Pour lemonade into a medium saucepan. Add gelatin. According to the celebration’s official website, Governor Warmoth of Louisiana signed the Mardi Gras Act in 1875, making Fat Tuesday a legal holiday in Louisiana. To most revelers, Mardi Gras conjures images of green, yellow and purple, exorbitant costumes and masks, and musical performances and dances. The flavorful foods and brightly colored buildings and decorations in the French Quarter of New Orleans certainly aren’t the only things that draw in crowds for celebrating Mardi Gras. Enter, Mardi Gras drinks. While these festive libations can be sipped and slugged year round, most of them aren’t part of the classic cocktail roundup. Plan Mardi Gras Green Jello Shots (Easy Vodka Recipe) Mardi Gras Jello Shots are a layered jello shot with frosting around the rim. This King Cake jello shot recipe is a must make for adults. Also, because vodka is a big component of this Mardi Gras jello shots recipe, I always use a premium brand like Absolut or Ketel One. That helps the shots to taste smoother. Of course, if you prefer to make non-alcoholic Mardi Gras jello shots, that’s easy to do, too. Just replace all of the alcohol with cold water and you’re good to go. These delicious vodka Jello shots mix up vodka, purple Jello, Yellow Jello, and Green Jello, and are garnished with whipped cream and sprinkles for some extra Mardi Gras dessert cocktail deliciousness. MARDI GRAS JELLO SHOTS 6 oz. (180ml) Vodka 3 oz. Purple Jello 3 oz. Yellow Jello 3 oz. Green Jello 3 Cups Boiling Water Whipped Cream Sprinkles Ingredients. 3.4 oz instant vanilla pudding mix 1 1/2 cups whole milk 1/4 cup cake flavored vodka 1/4 cup cinnamon schnapps 4 oz Cool Whip (thawed) Vodka – both Cake flavored (or vanilla) and plain vodka; Irish Cream Liqueur – I like Baily’s ; Cinnamon Schnapps – you could also use Fireball cinnamon whiskey; Heavy cream; Purple, green, and gold sugars for rimming the glass and sprinkling on top of the shot; Whipped cream -I used the real cream in a can to get a pretty swirl It’s a celebration Mardi Gras punch bursting with tropical fruit taste from splashes of passion fruit, pineapple, guava, and a mix of fresh-squeezed citrus juices. Finish it all off with splashes of dark rum for a boozy sip of paradise that captures the spirit of Mardi Gras in every single sip! 2. Berry Vodka Mardi Gras Drink EMERIL LAGASSE Mardi Gras King Cake Shots Ingredients 1 1/2 oz RumChata Liqueur 1 1/2 oz Fireball Whiskey Vanilla frosting Green, purple and yellow sanding sugar Whipped cream Directions Rim the top of each shot glass with vanilla frosting. Then, dip in the sanding sugars. Combine equal parts RumChata and Fireball into each shot glass. Top with whipped cream Bonjour! It's almost time for Mardi Gras, which means overeating, debauchery, and the fuel of both of those activities: booze! And in the form of Mardi Gras Jello shots! Jello shots are a nostalgic treat that take me back to my party days, where my more fastidious and forward-thinking friends would plan ahead and make As Mardi Gras approaches, the vibrant festivities call for delicious treats that celebrate the season. One standout creation is the King Cake Shot, a fun twist on the traditional King Cake enjoyed during Carnival. This colorful and festive shot captures the essence of the beloved dessert, combining sweet flavors with a playful presentation. Mardi Gras tradition is tied to the Christian calendar, with the date shifting alongside Easter. It is always 47 days before Easter, accounting for the 40 days of Lent plus seven Sundays, however the celebration is more of a season, called Carnival. Festivities begin on The Feast of Epiphany and continue through to Mardi Gras. A celebration of Instructions. Start by dipping the rims of each glass into the frosting, dip 1/3 of the rim into green sugar sprinkles, 1/3 into purple sugar sprinkles and 1/3 into yellow sugar sprinkles as shown. Boil one cup water with two tablespoons sweetened condensed milk. Mix in pineapple gelatin mix into the boiling water. Whisk well. Add 1/2 cup cold water and 1/2 cup vodka.
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