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Lightly muddle 1 cup of tomatoes with a large spoon and then stir in ½ cup of sugar and ½ cup of water. Let the mixture sit ...

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What’s the difference between a dirty and regular martini? Dive into the world of cocktails to discover how these two variations stand apart. A regular martini is a classic cocktail, flawlessly ...

Happy World Martini Day! In case you didn't know already, I do love a good martini. It doesn't matter whether it's dirty or dry, a twist or a classic, a good Martini is a good martini.

From classic gin martinis to creative espresso variations, Greater Cleveland offers diverse options for celebrating this cocktail holiday, plus 5 recipes to make at home.

Not in the mood for a martini? Add these cream cheese-filled olives to a charcuterie board or use them in a Dirty Martini Dip instead. Read the original article on Food & Wine ...

Philadelphia is partnering with Divina to give the classic martini accoutrement a creamy upgrade with all-new Philly-tini Olives!

The Dry Martini also increased in popularity thanks to James Bond’s famous line, “Shaken, not stirred.” A Dirty Martini, which adds olive brine, dates to 1901.

Dry vermouth and fino sherry make up the base of this lower-in-alcohol cocktail, while keeping all the flavor of an original dirty martini.