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Coffee Sorbettini
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Coffee Sorbettini
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Step 1
Add ice to a cocktail shaker. Add the melted coffee sorbet, spiced rum and melted chocolate and shake well. Pour into a chilled martini glass.
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What if the Coffee Sorbettini is too sweet?
Add chilled brewed coffee 1 teaspoon at a time and stir with fresh ice.
Why: Coffee sorbet, chocolate and spiced rum can contribute more sweetness than expected.
Watch for: Taste after the drink is cold and diluted; too much coffee can make it thin.
What if the Coffee Sorbettini tastes too strong or bitter?
Add a small spoonful of coffee sorbet and stir until smooth.
Why: The rum, coffee or chocolate may be more intense than the brands used in the recipe.
Watch for: Add sorbet gradually so the cocktail does not become overly sweet.
What if the chocolate will not blend into the cold drink?
Let melted chocolate cool until fluid but not hot, then stir it into a small amount of softened sorbet before combining everything.
Why: Warm chocolate can seize when it contacts ice or a very cold mixture.
Watch for: Do not add hot chocolate directly to the cocktail; it can melt the sorbet and upset the texture.
What can I substitute for spiced rum in Coffee Sorbettini?
Use dark rum in the same amount and add a tiny pinch of cinnamon only if desired.
Why: Dark rum preserves molasses character but has less built-in spice.
Watch for: Taste before adding spice; it can quickly dominate the coffee.
What can I substitute for melted chocolate in Coffee Sorbettini?
Use slightly less chocolate syrup at first because it is usually sweeter, or use finely grated dark chocolate for a less-sweet finish.
Why: Both provide chocolate flavor in a form that can be incorporated into the drink.
Watch for: Chocolate syrup thins the drink and increases sweetness; grated chocolate creates small flecks.
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