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Tag Archives: Christmas
Ginger Snaps
These cookies are nice and moist in the center and crisp outside. And they taste fantastic. Ginger Snaps 1 cup packed brown sugar 3/4 cup butter, melted 1 large egg, room temperature 1/4 cup molasses 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1-1/2 … Continue reading
Cranberry Orange Punch
This is drink is pretty, simple and serves a crowd. What more could you ask for the holidays? Cranberry Orange Punch 4 cups cranberry juice 1 cup freshly squeezed orange juice, pulp strained 12 oz ginger beer or ginger ale … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Spirits
Tagged beverages, Christmas, entertaining, fruit juice, large-batch drinks, mixed drinks, punches, thanksgiving
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Ho Ho Ho
Merry Christmas to all. We hope everyone has a relaxing holiday filled with joy. And a wide assortment of the greatest potato chip ever.
Twelve Days of Christmas: Hot Cider with Rye
Here is a great drink to warm up the soul. Remember to make a fresh batch of biscotti or polish off the old one. Hot Cider and Rye 2 oz rye whiskey per glass 4 cups fresh apple cider 1 … Continue reading
Twelve Days of Christmas: Biscotti for Santa
Because Santa really likes biscotti and we hear he’s a sucker for chocolate too. A special thanks to Bits And Breadcrumbs for putting us in the chocolate biscotti mode with this recipe that includes ginger and chocolate. Almond Biscotti … Continue reading
Twelve Days of Christmas: Coquito
This is a Christmas tradition in Puerto Rico and Cuba and we think it will be in our rotation for years to come too. This is better than your standard eggnog and we happen to really love eggnog. (At least … Continue reading
Twelve Days of Christmas: Sugared Cranberries and Christmas Cranberry and Vodka Tonics
These little jewels are tasty on their own, but also a great garnish for drinks and a wonderful addition to scones. To make them even prettier, roll them in superfine not regular sugar. (We’re still working on a 25-pound bag … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Food, Recipes
Tagged Christmas, drinks, entertaining, garnishes, holidays, liquor
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Twelve Days of Christmas: How To Make Tamales
This year Katherine wanted authentic tamales for her birthday meal. Well almost authentic due to her dislike of both the pigs head and lard which were substituted with pork shoulder and crisco. Tamales are a traditional Mexican meal served over … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Food, How to, Mexican, Pork
Tagged Christmas, entertaining, holiday traditions, holidays, mexican, pork, steaming
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The Ghosts of Christmas Past
Our annual Twelve Days of Christmas posts start tomorrow and we’re getting giddy, or maybe we’re just tipsy and suffering from slight sugar comas. Here are all the recipes from our past Twelve Days of Christmas posts. Like we’ve … Continue reading
Merry Christmas
Hope everyone has a relaxing holiday filled with great things to eat and drink. Our present this year is a new stove. Since the old stove was the straw that broke the camel’s back we are putting in a new … Continue reading