The variations for stuffed olives are endless

While Whalen chose vodka and Castelvetrano olives, there are countless ways to create this tasty treat. You can customize your martini to your liking—whether you prefer it extra dirty, with just the right amount of vermouth, or a specific brand of liquor (perhaps even a surprisingly good bottom-shelf vodka)—and incorporate those variations into these bite-sized delights. Pimento-stuffed olives bring a touch of spice and sweetness to a dirty martini. For a unique twist, blend the pimentos into the gelatin mixture first, then pour it over the olives in a ramekin. A splash of cocktail bitters can also enhance the flavor with a sharp, zesty kick.
If you’re in the mood for something a bit milder, dirty martini spritzers are ideal for summer—and any season—and provide a fun alternative to olive bites. Just add a splash of sparkling seltzer to the gelatin mix for a lighter taste that reduces the alcohol content. Of course, you can always go bold and recreate a hot and dirty martini. Similar to a margarita, this variation features chili-flavored salt on the rim of the glass, along with a dash of hot sauce. Why not amp up the vodka gelatin mixture with a splash of your favorite hot sauce? The possibilities for serving this new favorite at your next gathering are truly endless.
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