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I used POM and Grand Marnier but left out the water and lemon.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy MPB'
on January 19, 2008
Delicious!!! I made a big batch for a recent party and they were gone way too soon. I quadrupled the recipe and used triple sec in lieu of cointreau. I also added extra vodka and squeezed two lemons in the pitcher. If you want to impress, place pomegranate seeds in an ice cube tray and fill with water. You're guests will appreciate a cube to keep their drink chilled.
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These are awesome...just the right blend of sweet and tart w/out being too much of either. On her show, Oprah suggested squeezing fresh lime juice in bottom of chilled glass before pouring the drink in.
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on January 28, 2011
Well, this is twice as much juice as the way I know to make it, and I think it is awfully diluted as written, so I cut that down. I frequently use Cranberry-Pomegranate 100% juice instead of straight pom juice. It's supposedly good with citrus vodka but I just use regular and do a squirt of lemon concentrate in it. yummy! I didn't know this was Oprah's version, but it is definitely mine!
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on December 22, 2010
Okay, I just made my first pomegranate martini and I am smitten. I love the tartness and beauty of the drink. Will be serving these to my Scrabble group and my family over the Christmas Holidays.
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on November 30, 2009
Very good. Thanks for posting :) Thanks Mups :)
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef PWIII
on October 12, 2009
Wow! I'm not into sweet martinis, so I wasn't sure I would care for this. BUT, it is simply fantastic! My new favorite. I used Grey Goose vodka- I don't like flavored vodkas. I used a bit more than called for. I also added a squeeze of lime and a splash of pomegranate soda to the glass before pouring the martini. Fabulous. The soda was GUS (Grown Up Soda- pomegranate). It really made it special. This will be a new staple for entertaining. Thanks!
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on November 07, 2008
By Sooz Cooks
on June 16, 2008
Really good and WAY too smooth! :-) I used lime as a garnish as I didn't have Pomegranate but they were still very good!
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on February 29, 2008
I happened to see the show when Oprah made these martinis and knew I had to try them. We make them every Christmas now. Besides being delicious, they're very festive looking.
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on February 28, 2008
Oh yum! These were our Valentine's Day dinner drinks during appetizers. I made http://www.recipezaar.com/79541 and had some leftover pom juice. I substituted triple sec for the cointreau and left out the sparkling water and used Absolut Citron vodka. This is a very dangerous drink as you cannot taste the alcohol ;)
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on December 31, 2007
Good drink! We used Triple Sec a.k.a. "Poor Man's Cointreau". They are both orange flavored, and although Cointreau is MUCH better, in this drink you can't tell the difference much since the Pomegranate is the dominant flavor. The alcohol seemed a little weak for a martini, so we threw in some more vodka and also squeezed fresh lime into the glasses. Nice drink for the holidays!
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on December 11, 2007
Love it! I used Triple-Sec in lieu of the Cointreau and it worked out just fine. It's nice that this is not an overly sweet drink. Thanks for posting.
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Love these! Had other pomegranate martini but none compare to this one.
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YUUUMMMMM! I knew when I saw this on Oprah's show, I'd like it, because she said it is not overpoweringly sweet! It was perfect, just right mix of sweet and tart! Very addicting!
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on January 12, 2007
Great- very refreshing and light. Not too sweet, and so pretty looking. Thanks!
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I made these last Christmas after watching the Rachel Ray Christmas party show on Oprah. I am making them again this year. They are fantastic. A great party drink. Especially for Christmas. I use Grey Goose-Orange and Grand Marnier. I also double the amount of Vodka to 4 oz because otherwise it is a little too sweet/strong the other way. (Oprah admitted to adding a little more vodka at times too). Excellent drink with a great festive color.
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on December 09, 2006
outstanding and a beautiful Christmas drink served in a lovely cocktail glass!
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on December 03, 2006
delicious...delicious. served it at a dinner,everybody loved it.
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These are fantastic. We've served them at a few dinner parties and they're always a hit. Great cocktail for the holidays as well: too pretty!
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Serving Size: 1 (334 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
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Cointreau liqueur
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