Garnishing the Dirty Shirley is the final step. Garnish with one, two or three maraschino cherries. You can either measure the lemon lime soda or pour it directly into the glass.
You can use 7-Up, Sprite or your favorite brand. Stirring the grenadine syrup and vodka is an optional step that makes the Dirty Shirley taste better therefore, we include it in our recipe. We use a bar spoon but you can use any long spoon in your utensil drawer. Gently stir the vodka and grenadine syrup. The first step in this Dirty Shirley recipe is to measure the grenadine syrup and vodka. Purchase a Japanese jigger if you don’t have a jigger or want an inexpensive upgrade. The first step is to measure the vodka and grenadine syrup, immediately pouring each into a highball glass filled partway with ice.For this step, we use a Japanese jigger to ensure accurate measurements and avoid spillage. Dirty Shirley Drink Ingredients The only required ingredients in are Dirty Shirley recipe are grenadine syrup, vodka, lemon-lime soda, maraschino cherries and ice (not pictured). It’s no dirty secret how the Dirty Shirley was born. Others claim it was first served at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki.Īt some point, bartenders and home mixologists started playing with the ingredients and adding alcohol to the mix. Some cocktail historians trace the Shirley Temple’s roots to bartenders at iconic Hollywood bars like Chasen’s and The Brown Derby (both now closed). While it’s crystal clear that Shirley Temple didn’t create the drink named in her honor, nobody knows for sure who actually invented the classic mocktail. Shirley Temple may not have invented the Shirley Temple drink but the drink’s name helps keep the late actress’ memory alive. Her impressive roster of movies includes Heidi, The Little Princess, Bright Eyes and Curly Top. She acted, danced and sang songs like On the Good Ship Lollipop.
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The drink, typically made with ginger ale and grenadine, became an immediate hit that has since passed the test of time.įor later generations who may be unfamiliar, Shirley Temple was the IT child movie star of her time.
The history of the Dirty Shirley dates back to the 1930s when bars looked to craft an alternative non-alcoholic drink for kids. History of the Dirty Shirley Not surprisingly, the Dirty Shirley’s history is intertwined with the Shirley Temple’s history. Like its inspiration, it’s sweet, refreshing and ridiculously easy to craft without any special equipment.
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It’s a simple drink that requires just four ingredients plus ice. A Dirty Shirley cocktail is a grown up version of the non-alcoholic Shirley Temple drink.
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