Liz Does Cocktails: BAKER'S EDITION **Bramble Gel Cocktail**
Channel: Liz Does Life
Date: 2019-05-31

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-YIELDS 1 PAN-
・6 ounces crème de mûre (blackberry liqueur)
・ 5 packet Knox unflavored gelatin
・1 package grape-flavored Jell-O gelatin
・2 cup hot water
・1 cup gin
・2/3 cup fresh lemon juice
・1/2 cup sugar
*FOR THE FLOAT*
1) In a small mixing bowl sprinkle the Knox + Jell-O into the hot water + stir until completely dissolved.
2) Remove from heat + cool for 5 minutes. 
3) Stir in the crème de mûre.
4) In a small nonreactive baking dish or loaf pan pour a few drops of cooking oil + wipe out with a paper towel (coating the entire vessel with the barest layer). 
5) Pour blackberry float mixture in + set to chill in refrigerator for at least 2 hours (overnight is best) making sure it is level.
*FOR THE GIN SOUR*
1) When the float layer is firm mix the gelatin in the hot water by sprinkling it slowly while stirring, and continuing stirring until fully dissolved.
2) Add the sugar + lemon juice + stir until  fully dissolved.
3) Remove from heat.
4) Over a spoon (to avoid gouging a divot in the float layer) pour the lemon gelatin mix onto the float layer + return to refrigerator (making sure its level). 
5) When ready to serve, cut into squares (or use a cookie cutter for shapes) + pull up carefully (using a cake spatula to get under the float layer). 
6) Optional: Garnish with a blackberry and/or a thin wedge of candied lemon. 

Enjoy!


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