Sideline Shooters
Score major points at your Super Bowl Party with these Super Bowl Sunday Shooters! Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just there for the commercials, these Sideline Shooters featuring boozy Cadbury Creme Eggs are sure to be a touchdown at your gathering.
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Get ready for the ultimate Super Bowl treat – the Sideline Shooters! These football-themed shooters are not only a fun addition to your game day spread but also a tasty way to celebrate every score. I created these with precision, but these shooters are the brainchild of my hubs Travis, and they promise to jazz up your Super Bowl spread. Use your favorite whiskey, and if you don’t have amaretto consider using almond extract or orgeat syrup as a substitute in your Sideline Shooters. Start with a small amount and adjust to taste.
The combo of Cadbury Creme Eggs, Rye whiskey, Amaretto, and a touch of white decorating gel icing creates a unique and delightful concoction. As you sip, savor, or shoot the Sideline Shooters, you’ll find yourself in the midst of a flavor touchdown!
Ingredients for Sideline Shooters
- Cadbury Creme Eggs: The sweet and gooey foundation of these shooters, for a chocolatey kickoff to the experience.
- Rye Whiskey: Use your favorite whiskey. I prefer a bold and robust spirit bourbon adds a kick to each sip like Bulleit.
- Amaretto: With its nutty and sweet notes, Amaretto brings a smooth twist to the mix. I like Disaronno.
- White Decorating Gel Icing: The finishing touch that transforms each Cadbury Creme Egg into a mini football. I used Betty Crocker.
How to Make the Sideline Shooters
Crafting these Sideline Shooters is a breeze, so you’ll spend less time in the kitchen and more time enjoying the game!
Start by carefully cutting the top off each Cadbury Creme Egg with a sharp knife. Use the back of a small spoon to scoop out most of the cream filling, creating a hollow chocolate vessel. Next, pipe a line of white decorating gel icing across the length of each egg, adding several small lines to mimic football stitching.
Now, it’s time to fill each chocolate football with a combination of Rye whiskey and Amaretto. Pour equal parts into each egg.
To fully enjoy the Sideline Shooters, take a sip of the delicious concoction and follow it up with a bite of the chocolate football!
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Cadbury Creme Eggs?
Cadbury Creme Eggs serve as the perfect vessel for these Sideline Shooters, providing a delectable chocolate shell and a creamy interior. The combination of chocolate and the football-themed icing adds a playful and delicious touch to your Super Bowl celebration!
Can I use different whiskey and amaretto brands?
While we recommend the boldness of Bulleit Rye and the sweetness of Disaronno Amaretto, feel free to experiment with other whiskey and amaretto brands to suit your preferences. The key is to find a balance that enhances the overall flavor profile of the Sideline Shooters.
Is there a substitute for white decorating gel icing?
If you can’t find white decorating gel icing, you can get creative with alternatives. Melted white chocolate or vanilla icing can be piped onto the Cadbury Creme Eggs to achieve a similar football stitching effect. The goal is to add that finishing touch for the ultimate game day presentation.
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Sideline Shooters
Ingredients
- Cadbury Creme Eggs
- Rye whiskey
- Amaretto
- White decorating gel icing
Instructions
- Carefully cut the top off of each Cadbury Creme Egg with a sharp knife.
- Use the back of a small spoon to scoop most of the cream filling out of the eggs.
- On each egg, pipe a line of icing across the length of the egg and several small lines crossing that line to form the stitching of the football.
- Pour 1 part rye whiskey and 1 part amaretto in each football.
- To enjoy, sip the shooter then eat the chocolate football.
