Dessert martinis are all the rage and have been for quite some time -- and with good reason. Taking a daring twist on the classic martini cocktail, these versions show a sweeter side of sipping.

1 ½ oz. vanilla vodka (replace with water and vanilla extract) Place a small amount of key lime juice in a small, shallow plate that is wide enough to fit the top of a martini glass. On another plate ...

MOLINE, Ill — Don't eat your dessert! Drink it! This tasty cocktail tastes just like a sweet-but-tart slice of Key lime pie. Friday, July 8 on Good Morning Quad Cities, News 8's Morgan Strackbein ...

Summer days are winding down. Don't waste a one without a fine cocktail. Here are three sure to please. This Key Lime Martini is easy to make but has a secret. That is a splash of pineapple juice. The ...

s American as a lime rickey” might not be part of our nation’s vernacular—yet. But the rickey, it turns out, has a distinctly American pedigree. Popularized by lobbyist Joe Rickey in the 1880s, the ...

Classic Key lime pie is a simple home-style custard pie made with egg yolks, sweetened condensed milk and Key lime juice in a graham cracker crust, topped with whipped cream or meringue. It's been ...

1. Combine vodka, triple sec, pineapple and lime juices, sweet and sour mix and cream in a large cocktail shaker filled halfway with crushed ice and shake vigorously. Rub the rim of a martini glass ...