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Irish Cream Liqueur

This makes a great gift for those who love creamy coffee liqueurs, and this version is not as cloyingly sweet as some bought brands. Use small bottles that come with corks or spring clips with rubber stoppers. Alternatively, fill small, empty spirit bottles. Store the liqueur in the fridge and use within two weeks, ideally poured over plenty of crushed ice.

Total time : 10 minutes, plus cooling and chilling

Makes: 600ml

Ingredients

3 tbsp espresso coffee powder
15g continental plain chocolate, finely chopped
397g sweetened condensed milk
1 tbsp vanilla extract
175ml Irish whisky

Method

  1. Make a small, strong pot of espresso coffee and pour 175ml into a measuring jug. Add the finely chopped chocolate and stir until it is completely melted. Leave to cool.
  2. Pour into a blender and add the condensed milk, vanilla and whiskey. Blend for a couple of minutes until smooth. Pour into a jug and chill for several hours. Remove any skin that forms on the surface, pour into small, thoroughly cleaned bottles and label. Keep refrigerated.

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Nutritional information

Per serving % of RDA What is RDA?
Energy 237kcal
Fat 6.1g
Saturated Fat 3.8g
Salt 0.2g
Sugars 29.5g

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Sakes

22/01/2010

Lovely much nicer than the mass produced version. Works well with scotch whisky or brandy too.


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