In preparation for my newly developed gluten free tiramisu recipe, I thought you’d appreciate an inexpensive way to make your own gluten free chocolate liqueur. You may use this recipe in baking immediately though I suggest for use in cocktails to wait about 1 week for it to ferment. Now, you’ll not only be able to make a delicious tiramisu, but your favorite chocolate martinis, or by adding cream, your own creme de cocoa, and many more cocktail favorites. I hope you enjoy this recipe as well as my Gluten Free Tiramisu Cake Recipe soon.
A chocolate liqueur recipe almost as good as the real thing, without the high cost.
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*Use vodka that fits your dietary needs. Some brands of vodka are derived from glutenous grains which is controversial. If you know you cannot tolerate alcohol made from glutenous grains use the following brands, all made in the United States. Corn: Deep Eddy, Devotion (non-GMO corn), Rain (white corn), Tito’s, UV
Potato: Zodiac, Boyd & Blair, Chase, Cirrus, Grand Teton, Glacier, Blue Ice
Vodka (certified gluten-free)
Grapes, Apples, Wine, and Sugar: Azure
Wine Grapes Only: Firefly
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How long will this stay good in your liquor cabinet?
Ashley,
Alcohol is a natural preservative. I don't believe there is an expiration date on them, even liqueur. However, when I make banana liqueur, I store it in the refrigerator, just in case. Chocolate liqueur doesn't last long in my house, therefore, I haven't tried it leaving it out at room temperature. Why don't you store in the refrigerator if you plan on keeping it for months.
Enjoy!
Carla
Change "expensive" for inexpensive in your recipe preperation.
Done. Thanks for catching that! I wish I had you as a proofreader! :-)
Carla