Seahawks fever is at an all time high in Seattle and with the possibility of another Superbowl appearance 12th Man fans are going crazy! Just this morning my daughter was panicked because she couldn’t find her Seahawks shirt for Seahawks Blue Pride Friday at school. It’s just hitting me that we may be on the verge of a REPEAT. Last year with all the hype surrounding the Seahawks VS Denver game, Seattle fans knew it would be a challenging game going in, but no one anticipated how dominate the Hawks would play to win the Lombardi.
For last year’s Superbowl game, we watched the big game with our friends. I made many of these spiked Seahawks themed jello shots for the adults. The thought behind when to take the shots was simple. When the Seahawks scored, take a shot. I was not prepared to take shot after shot so quickly. Before we knew it, the shots were gone, the Seahawks were champions, and I savored all of it albeit I felt a little dizzy. I waited nearly 40 years for that moment to happen and since then I’ve just settled with the thought it may not ever happen again. Except, we are on the verge of it happening again. One more game to go and we are going to the Superbowl! And if we do…. To my 12th Man fan friends… these shots are for you!
Go HAWKS!
This recipe makes 64 .5-ounce shots
- Blue Layer
- 1⁄4 cup canned pineapple juice, strained
- 1⁄4 cup vodka
- 1 envelope Knox gelatin
- 1⁄4 cup blue curaçao liqueur
- 1⁄4 cup white rum
- Yellow Layer
- 3⁄4 cup pineapple juice, strained
- 2 tablespoons lemonade or lime juice concentrate, strained
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 envelope Knox gelatin
- For the blue layer, mix the pineapple juice and vodka in a small pan. Evenly sprinkle with the gelatin and let it rest for 2 minutes. Turn the stove on low heat and whisk the juice/vodka mix with the gelatin until it dissolves – just a few minutes. Turn the stove off and whisk in the blue curacao and rum.
- Transfer the blue mix to your choice of molds and refrigerate for at least an hour or until set.
- To make the yellow layer, mix the pineapple juice, lemonade or lime concentrate and water together in a small sauce pan. Evenly sprinkle with the gelatin and let it rest for 2 minutes. Turn the stove on low heat and whisk the juice mix with the gelatin until it dissolves-just a few minutes. Let the mixture cool about 30 minutes – you want it not to be warm but not set.
little shots on weekend can make relax and beautiful time with love ones
YUM YUM!!! Gotta try this,maybe tonight!!! Thanks for the recipe.
Sounds great,thanks for sharing
I love the Seahawks’ team colors and these are a beautiful. They sound delicious, too. Will definitely try these.
Looks delicious
thank you for sharing
Maybe if I made these jello shots the Seahawks would have won. SO sad about the outcome of the big bowl!
These jello shots look amazing. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Definitely gonna try these.
i really tankful to you for sharing your recipe
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hi there! i tried to comment on an older post and couldn’t get through…
hoping you can help me out with your sugar cookie recipe from June 3, 2010.
i can’t get a hold of cream of tartar. have read that baking powder
can be substituted for the baking soda and the tartar. any ideas about this?
if yes than how much baking powder should i use in this recipe?
thanks very much.
also, can the dough be frozen?
Nice post, things explained in details. Thank You.
You can pour into disposable sauce cups with lids then gently turn them upside down under warm water. The shots will loosen and can easily be transferred to a plate. Although most people will leave them in the cups.
What do you use as a mold and how do you keep the shots from sticking to your molds?
Seattle is covered in 12’s for Aaron Rodgers!!
Go Pack Go!!