Three cheers for St. Patty’s Day! Whether your ancestors hail from the motherland or the luck o’ the Irish only finds you once a year, don’t let March 17th go by without celebrating with a batch of Lucky Leprechaun Shots!
If you know me, you know that I love my whiskey! There’s nothing like a little Irish whiskey to get you in the party mood. And this tart, flavorful shot is the perfect green cocktail to keep the St. Patrick’s Day bash going in between green beer and all the green colored food. These little Lucky Leprechaun Shots were a HUGE hit last year!
Oh, and don’t forget the pot of gold! Dip the shot glass rims in gold sprinkles and you’ll have a sparkly St. Patrick’s Day drink in your hand (or one in each hand, we won’t tell!)
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WHAT DO YOU NEED TO MAKE LUCKY LEPRECHAUN SHOTS?
- This delectable green drink comes together with just a few simple ingredients: start with a couple ounces of good quality whiskey and apple schnapps.
- For the garnish, all you need is a little corn syrup and a lot of gold sprinkles.
HOW TO YOU MAKE LUCKY LEPRECHAUN SHOTS?
- Easy! In four shot glasses, line rims with corn syrup and dip them in gold sprinkles.
- Add one ounce of whiskey then an ounce of apple schnapps to each glass.
- Cheers to the Irish!
Lucky Leprechaun Shots
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons corn syrup
- gold sprinkles
- 4 ounces whiskey
- 4 ounces apple schnapps
Instructions
- Dip rims of four shot glass in corn syrup and then dip them in gold sprinkles.
- Pour one ounce of whiskey in each of the four shot glasses.
- Top off with the apple schnapps. Cheers and down the hatch!
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Isabel Garner says
It is not St. Patty’s day . It is St. Paddy’s day. Patrick is a man’s name and in Ireland he is called Paddy. Most Irish do not like it being called St. Patty.