Cap the cocktail shaker and shake vigorously for 10 seconds. Pour, strain, and divide the liquid between the two glasses being careful not to pour over the garnished rims. Squirt a good dollop of whipped cream in each glass. Make sure to anchor the whipped cream to the inside of the glasses.
whipped cream
Sip
Smile
Enjoy
Notes
Helpful tips
I love colorful sprinkles so I use them to garnish the rims of the martini glasses. Here's how: Dip your finger in simple syrup and rub it around the rims of the glasses. I try to keep the syrup on the edge of the room and the front of the glass directly below it, but don't go overboard. Sprinkle some colored sprinkles on a small shallow dish and roll the prepared rim in the sprinkles. Shake off to remove any loose balls.
If you don't want to buy a new flavored vodka like whipped cream vodka, you can substitute it with vanilla vodka.
As far as I know, Godiva has discontinued their liqueurs, which I'm using in this cocktail. So, if you can't find it, just buy another white chocolate liqueur.
I'm using DiSaranno amaretto but you can buy any brand of almond liqueur. Or, if you're not fond of almond liqueur, you can substitute white creme de cacao for it.
When you pour the ingredients into the prepared martini glasses, don't pour over the sprinkled rim.
Another good way to garnish this cocktail is to spread a little vanilla frosting (instead of simple syrup) around the rims of your glasses before dipping them into the colorful sprinkles.