By Emily, on October 10th, 2007%
Ok, the left hand knows damn well. The right hand may be making Jalapeno and Serrano Hot Sauce #2, but the left hand is drinking a Queen of the Ocean.
..mmmm…Regal….
We (I) selected this cocktail because
It contains Lillet Blanc which I just discovered the other day in the Hoop-La! and am completely . . . → Read More: the left hand knows not…
By Kelsey, on October 7th, 2007%
1 shot Kelt Tour du Monde 1 shot Lillet Blanc 1 shot Grand Marnier 1 shot lemon juice
Shake with ice and serve up with a lemon twist. This is a slight variation on Oh Gosh!’s hoop-la. It’s a delicious cocktail although it wasn’t until I hit it with a dash of Angostura . . . → Read More: hoop-la
By Kelsey, on October 7th, 2007%
1 part Junipero gin 1 part grapefruit juice 1 t simple simple syrup, to taste 1 egg white
Shake vigorously in a shaker with a few ice cubes until the pain is too much to take. Serve in a cocktail glass or champagne flute. This is a plain, simple drink; I guess there . . . → Read More: Edith Day
By Kelsey, on October 7th, 2007%
1 head of garlic 2 medium carrots 1 large white onion 10-20 ripe habanero chilies 1 cup apple cider vinegar 2 t turbinado sugar 1 t sea salt
Follow the procedure for Jalepeno and Serrano Hot Sauce #1
By Kelsey, on October 7th, 2007%
1 head garlic, cloves seperated, unpeeled 1 medium white onion 1 medium carrot 12 ripe red jalepeno chilies 12 ripe red serrano chilies 1 habanero chili 2 dried anaheim chilies 2 red gypsy peppers 2 cups apple cider vinegar 1 thumb of fresh oregan 2 t turbinado sugar 1 t sea salt
Toast . . . → Read More: Jalepeno and Serrano Hot Sauce #1
By Kelsey, on October 7th, 2007%
1 oz gin 2/3 oz dry vermouth 1/3 oz green Chartreuse Splash of Campari lemon twist
Stir with ice and serve up. We tried this the other night since on a whim and were frankly disappointed; the Junipero Gin just didn’t blend well with the other ingredients. Perhaps a mellower, milder gin would . . . → Read More: The Bijou
By Kelsey, on October 6th, 2007%
The Apple-Cranberry fruit leather was so popular in Amelia’s lunch basket that we decided to make more before all the apples have been forgotten for another season. Today, it was Apple-Plum and Apple-Rhubarb. Following the same general idea, we peeled, cored and rough chopped apples added to a large pot and cooked briefly with . . . → Read More: More Apple Fruit Leather