Shot Recipes

It's Jello with a kick. Vodka is mixed with any fruit flavored gelatin and drunk in a shot glass.

Awesome alternative to Jell-Ou0026reg; shots. Serve in individual serving cups with lids. You may want to provide some plastic spoons. Keep in the freezer.

This layered shot will, quite frankly, get you bombed.

Common drink recipe from the bar and one of my favorite shots!

This drink is actually considered a shooter, meaning don't hold back, guzzle it down. But be careful because of the 151, that is how it is able to catch on fire, hence the name.

I had to make hundreds of Jell-Ou0026reg; shots for a wedding, so I decided to have fun with them and try out some new mixes. This was my margarita-flavored shot, a bit strong but good if you want variety with your selection. If you want them more palatable, substitute water for a bit of the alcohol.

If you like the popular Mexican treat, you will love these! Tastes like a mango margarita in jelly form.

Pudding shots are not just for college.

Super fun and unusual treat for cookouts!

The bartenders at my favorite Iowa City Irish pub make this delicious shot. Be careful! One is wonderful, two is trouble!

The flavors of your childhood creamsicle ice cream in a shot!

Impress guests with these exotic Japanese oyster shooters. Sweet and salty flavors come together for a taste explosion!

Brandy and peach schnapps make a beautiful as well as deliciously fruity cocktail.

Pudding shots are not just for college.

Three liqueurs combine to make a shot that tastes just like bubble gum.

For grown-ups only. This recipe is my closest attempt at duplicating the awesome flavor of a cold margarita. It's sweet, tart, salty, and packs a punch. Garnish each serving with a lime wedge. You seriously only need one of these.

This is not your typical shot. Everyone loves it; it tastes like a root beer float!

Quick and easy to whip up for a party!

I used to work as a bartender, and noticed that Christine was looking for a recipe for the B52 Bomber on the allrecipes.com recipe exchange. A subtle blend of coffee, orange, and Irish cream create a memorable and festive cordial.

A party favorite.

This spooky Halloween treat is scarily realistic! A non-alcoholic version may also be made for the kiddies by substituting the peach schnapps with water.

Prepare to be blasted in the cosmos with the force of a thousand asteroids by the unstable, universally feared Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster. As described by Douglas Adams in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,' The Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster is an alcoholic beverage invented by ex-President of the Universe Zaphod Beeblebrox, considered by the Guide to be the 'Best Drink in Existence.' Its effects are similar to 'having your brains smashed in by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick.' Beeblebrox advised that you should 'never drink more than two Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters unless you are a thirty ton mega elephant with bronchial pneumonia.'

These are pretty darned adorable, and tasty, too. You could skip the graham cracker layer... but it really adds a nice texture to this velvety creation.

This recipe tastes amazing cold or warmed and the alcohol taste is very minimal. The longer it sits in the jars before you drink it, the better it will taste!