How To Make Moscow Mules

Let’s be honest. If it weren’t for the food and libations, I wouldn’t think twice about football! But with the Big Game happening this Sunday, I thought it’d be fun to share a few festive recipes to help you “kick-off” your celebrations.

 

I’m starting with a festive cocktail.

A Moscow Mule, since it’s currently all the rage. I’m kinda’ new to the fan club of those that enjoy this drink.

 

I had my first one this past weekend when I had dinner out with my girlfriend. I’m not good at choosing drinks when I’m out. I’m a light weight (thankfully) when it comes to cocktails, so I’ll usually ask the waiter for something fruity and girly!

 

When my girlfriend’s Moscow Mule came to the table, I tried hers. I immediately abandoned the drink I had only taken two sips of, to instead have my own Moscow Mule! In case you’re also new to Club Mule, like me, I’m sharing the recipe today.

If you like ginger beer like The Mister and I do (which is non-alcohol), then this drink is for you. It’s a vodka base drink that’s light and refreshing lime juice with a kick of ginger.

 

It’s super easy to make, and you won’t even need a shaker. If you’re already in the club, I hope you’ll enjoy the decorative twist that I’ve added to make this cocktail even more fun for game days.

 

The Moscow mule copper mug also reminds me of a football.

 

I hope you enjoy!

Cheers!

 

All ingredients should be cold, and the copper mug chilled

2 oz. vodka

4 oz. ginger beer

1/2 oz. lime juice

1 lime wedge to garnish

ice cubes

toothpick for garnishments

1 copper mug

Optional garnishments that I used: blueberries and chewy ginger candy

 

 

Add the lime juice and vodka to the copper mug

Fill the mug with ice cubes

Add the ginger beer

Stir and garnish with a lime wedge

Optional~ I also add 1 lime wedge inside the mug with the ice

 

To achieve the football laces in your lime, simply cut the lime vertically into four sections and with a paring knife, carve the laces into each lime wedge

 

I added the football lime wedge, blueberries and chewy ginger candy (found HERE) to a toothpick and rested it on the rim of the mug

 

You can change your garnishments to coordinate with your team’s colors, like garnishing with raspberries for a red team or carving a lemon for a yellow team