Pomegranate and Green tea Martini | Non alcoholic Martini | How to make Non alcoholic pomegranate martini using green tea | Green tea martini with pomegranate with step by step instructions
This vegan and gluten-free pomegranate and green tea martini is a fresh, fruity, non alcoholic and totally scrumptious drink. Most people make pomegranate martini with vodka, but this one is made using green tea.
Few days ago I have shared the recipe of Pomegranate peel tea that turned out amazing, as I wanted to use leftover pomegranate peels to make something unique.
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So next time when you want something a little more than water, try this delicious non alcoholic fruity drink for a change.
Make up a batch of brewed green tea and pomegranate juice in advance, store it in the fridge, and this is quite possibly, one of the quickest and easiest mocktails to make.
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How to make fruity martini recipe with step by step instructions and pictorial presentation
To coat the rim of glasses
Dip the rim of both glasses first in lemon juice and then in red chili powder and chat masala
To make Martini
Make green tea by brewing 1/2 tsp leaves in hot water. Or you can make it by dipping green tea bag in hot water.
For pomegranate juice, pulse the pomegranate arils in the mixer with few spoons of water. Strain and keep aside in the fridge.
In a mortar pestle pound pomegranate arils, along with ginger juliennes, and lemon juice.
In a bowl add pomegranate juice, sugar/maple syrup and green tea. Mix and add ice cubes
Now add pounded mixture of pomegranate arils to green tea mix. Place this in fridge to chill.
Pomegranate and Green tea Martini | Non alcoholic Martini
This pomegranate and green tea martini is a fresh, fruity, non alcoholic and totally scrumptious drink. Most people make pomegranate martini with vodka, but this one is made using green tea.
Prep Time10 minutesmins
Cook Time5 minutesmins
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: International
Keyword: Non alcoholic martini, Pomegranate and green tea martini
Servings: 2
Author: Lata Lala
Ingredients
To coat the rim of glasses
Lemon juice
Red chili powder
Chat masala
To make martini
Green Tea 1 cup
Pomegranate juice 1 cup
Juice of 1/2 Lemon
Ginger juliennes 2
Sugar/maple syrup 1 tspmore or less
Pomegranate arils 3 spoons
Ice cubes few
Mint leaves few to garnish
Instructions
To coat the rim of glasses
Dip the rim of both glasses first in lemon juice and then in red chili powder and chat masala
To make martini
Make green tea by brewing 1/2 tsp leaves in hot water. Or you can make it by dipping green tea bag in hot water.
For pomegranate juice, pulse the pomegranate arils in the mixer with few spoons of water. Strain and keep aside in the fridge.
In a mortar pestle pound pomegranate arils, along with ginger julinnes, and lemon juice.
In a bowl add pomegranate juice, sugar/maple syrup and green tea. Mix and add ice cubes
Now add pounded mixture of pomegranate arils to green tea mix. Place this in fridge to chill.
Garnish with mint leaves and serve chilled.
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Definitely and interesting cocktail Lata, can imagine the flavours of the chilli powder and chaat masala mixing with the pomegranate and green tea with every sip. I would actually love to add some gin and vermouth to it.
This will not be less than a magic in mouth, right from the first sip. Looking so refreshing and such an easy recipe. And the use of green tea is definitely a show stopper.
This is a great recipe to make for parties and love the virgin version. I can almost tasted the spices and coating the glass rim is such a personal touch.
Such a refreshing and delightful drink this pomegranate and green tea Martini is ! Love the gorgeous color and the lip smacking coating on the glass rim.
Pomegranate & green tea martini looks very inviting! love the fresh flavors, that stoneground arils with lemon and ginger must be adding a great flavor and texture! Pretty party drink!!!
Delicious and definitely interesting! Love the idea of mixing green tea with pomegranate juice and ginger! It is definitely a must make martini, non-alcoholic of course.
Definitely and interesting cocktail Lata, can imagine the flavours of the chilli powder and chaat masala mixing with the pomegranate and green tea with every sip. I would actually love to add some gin and vermouth to it.
This will not be less than a magic in mouth, right from the first sip. Looking so refreshing and such an easy recipe. And the use of green tea is definitely a show stopper.
Thank you so much Shailender. Indeed the green tea is the hero ingredient in this recipe.
This is a great recipe to make for parties and love the virgin version. I can almost tasted the spices and coating the glass rim is such a personal touch.
That is such interesting martini with green tea – looks so inviting and refreshing. Love that spicy chaat – chili glass rim – very innovative indeed.
Thanks Pavani.
Such a refreshing and delightful drink this pomegranate and green tea Martini is ! Love the gorgeous color and the lip smacking coating on the glass rim.
Thank you Poonam.
Pomegranate & green tea martini looks very inviting! love the fresh flavors, that stoneground arils with lemon and ginger must be adding a great flavor and texture! Pretty party drink!!!
Thank you Priya. Glad you liked it.
This is an amazing recipe here for entertaining. That welcome perfect drink looks phenomenal. I love the fact that it is non-alcoholic.
Thank you Seema.
Delicious and definitely interesting! Love the idea of mixing green tea with pomegranate juice and ginger! It is definitely a must make martini, non-alcoholic of course.
Thank you Archana.
Such a cool and stylish refreshing drink you can serve at the garden party, and non-alcoholic ones are always winners as everyone can enjoy them.
Thanks Jagruti.
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