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Chocolate Pretzel Jello Shots

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  • Prep 30 min
  • Total 4 hr 0 min
  • Servings 12

Simple but delicious hazelnut jello shots topped with chocolate pretzels and sea salt! MORE + LESS -

Macheesmo Macheesmo
March 21, 2016

Ingredients

1/2
ounce gelatin powder
1/2
cup marshmallow vodka
1/2
cup hazelnut liquor
1/3
cup sweetened condensed milk
1/3
cup warm water
Pretzels
4
ounces bittersweet chocolate, melted
Sea salt

Steps

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  • 1
    Gently heat water and condensed milk in the microwave until it is steaming, but not foaming. Sprinkle in gelatin and stir well to melt the gelatin.
  • 2
    Pour in vodka and hazelnut liquor and stir well.
  • 3
    Pour mixture into mini muffin tins. You should get about 12 out of the amount of liquid.
  • 4
    Chill in the fridge for four hours.
  • 5
    Meanwhile, melt chocolate in a double boiler over a water bath or in the microwave on low. Then drizzle over bite-sized pretzels.
  • 6
    When shots are firm, remove from pan.
  • 7
    Serve topped with chocolate pretzels and a sprinkle of sea salt.
 

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More About This Recipe
  • If it's a good shot, there's probably a way to make a jelly shot out of it!

    Find a seriously good flavor combination, that’s at least somewhat sweet, and there will be an alcoholic shot out there based on the flavors.

    In this case, the shot and the food aren’t exactly the same, but they go perfectly together. The shot is a sweet marshmallow hazelnut shot and the snack – chocolate covered pretzels with sea salt.

    Eat them together and the delicious Chocolate Pretzel Jelly Shot is born.

    These shots are pretty strong, so you’ll need a fair amount of gelatin to get them to firm up. Melt the geletin completely, by heating the water and condensed milk in the microwave until it’s steaming, but not boiling.

    Then sprinkle your gelatin in and stir it well.

    There might be some lumps as the gelatin dissolves, but just do you best to stir them out of the mixture. Then add in your booze!

    Once your booze is added, go ahead and pour the shots into whatever mold you are using. I just used a few mini muffin tins. You can fill them to the brim! Stick the shots in the fridge and let them chill for about four hours. They should be completely set at that point.

    In the meantime, melt some bittersweet chocolate gently either over a double boiler or in the microwave on low power. Once it’s melted, drizzle it over a bunch of pretzels.

    Will you need all these pretzels for the shots? No. But is there ever such a thing as too many chocolate covered pretzels? Exactly.

    After four hours, you can pop these bad boys out of the mold. Just run a knife around the edge to loosen the shot and they should lift right out.

    Then top each shot with pretzel pieces/crumbles and a sprinkle of sea salt. I tried the drink as an actual shot and as a jelly shot and I actually preferred the jelly shot!  Go figure.

    If you’re going to a party with alcohol this holiday season, consider bringing these suckers. You’ll be the life of the party!

    Nick has to be careful with these in the fridge because he’s inclined to sneak one for lunch. Be sure to check out his blog, Macheesmo, and follow him on his Tablespoon Profile.

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