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Southside Cocktail

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This is a very easy to make and refreshing cocktail. The recipe dates to at least 1930 when it appeared in the Savoy Cocktail book, Eric Felton (Wall St Journal) guesses it was invented at the Southside Sportsman's Club in Long Island. In any case, it is…

The Long Hot Breeze Cocktail

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Toast goodbye to the hot summer months over this long holiday weekend with this hip-hot highball--The Long Hot Breeze. Highball you say...it sounds like a cocktail to me. I agree, but a www.RoyalTart.com staffer came across a very fitting potential diff…

Pretty in Pink Cocktail

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
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Sweet and pretty enough to pass as an after dinner treat. Pretty in Pink Cocktail from Casa Bella Bed and Breakfast in Newnan, Georgia, a BnBFinder listed inn.

Ninja Turtle

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Heroes in a half-shell Turtle power! Ok, I'm done reliving my childhood. This drink is called a ninja turtle due to the color of the drink. This can be made as…

Applesauce with Cinnamon and Rum

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Prep Time:	30 Minutes
Cook Time:	90 Minutes

Homemade applesauce is the simplest thing on the planet to make! It has other great attributes as well. Your house will smell amazing for an hour after this comes off the stove!

Sweet-n-Sour Lil' Smokies

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These fantastic sweet and sour little sausages are a tradition in our family and no holiday is complete without them. They are also great for potlucks and office parties...take them and watch them disappear! I guarantee you will get asked for this recipe!

Waffle House Style Waffles

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
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The distinctive "sweet" taste of the waffles made famous at Waffle House, that ubiquitous roadside 24 hour grill.

Apple Vase

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Apple Vase makes a great decoration for a fruit plate. Fill the vase with beries or serve a cocktail in it. I like to have cream in it. To make the apple vase learn some fruit carving methods. The recipe with pictures is available at http://garnishfood…

Baked Parmesan Fish Sticks

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
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Charm even your pickiest eater with this family friendly fish dish! Healthy, tasty and quick as a wink to put together, this crispy, flavorful meal is perfect for a busy weeknight. Check out more simple weeknight recipes at www.chewnibblenosh.com !

Roasted Sweet Potatoes

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	60 Minutes

Sweet potatoes are not just for Thanksgiving anymore! Try these simple roasted sweet potatoes with any main course and you will be wishing the holidays would come a little sooner. These are sweet, like the gooey marshmallow covered kind, but not as bad…

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Drink a Drink

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News, reviews and recipes about the World of Drinks: bar, cocktail, longdrinks, bartendering and much more for a better drinking experience. Drink a Drink is a multi-author thematic blog on the world of drinks: six friends with a common interest in b…

Recipes For Cocktails

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Recipes for Cocktails provides wide range of free cocktails recipes with much variety to suit the needs of individual. Learn how to make your favorite alcoholic cocktails at home through a collection of recipes with ideas and tips. You are welcome to…

The Long Hot Summer Breeze Highball Recipe

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Toast goodbye to the hot summer months over this long holiday weekend with this hip-hot highball--The Long Hot Breeze.
Highball you say...it sounds like a cocktail to me. I agree, but a Royal Tart staffer came across a very fitting potential differ…

LIVEitDRINKitEATit

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The Idea: LiveitDRINKitEATit is all about experiencing and enjoying life. Whether that is picking out a great wine, crafting a tasty cocktail, cooking a great meal or checking out new places to dine, drink, and explore...."It's Your Life So You Shoul…

Eat in the Car

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Join me on my journey as I try to find food that won't slosh, slop or spill as I race around between school, work and home eating the majority of my meals in the car. Trying to find healthy, well balanced and nourishing meals that won\'t leave me sta…

French Valentine Cocktail Party

http://www.theparishouse.com/2011/02/chic-french-cocktail-party.html

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A cooking, baking and lifestyle blog. There is currently a post up pn a Valentine French cocktail party...

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08.08.10: dinner (tomatoes, prawns, rocket and pasta–oh my!)

posted August 10, 2010 in The Manhattan Food Project

Grilled Prawns with Rocket and Campari Tomatoes When I mentioned our then-upcoming trip to England to colleagues and the like, the general consensus from them was along the lines of “well, England’s great but the food was pretty disappoin (read full article)

Then He Unhinged His Jaw…

posted August 08, 2010 in Iowa Girl Eats

We’re back! The wedding was simply lovely and was held on a beautifully breezy afternoon in Dubuque, Iowa. The cathedral where the ceremony was held was absolutely gorgeous! I love how ornate Catholic churches are. I always fee (read full article)

Behind the bar at Foodies' Night In (8/16)

posted August 08, 2010 in Essentially Entertaining

At a local haunt, there's a tradition of ringing an old bell promptly each day at 5p. The context for the tradition is that when the neighborhood was an old meat-packing district, the locals would listen for the bell to know it was time to j (read full article)

Summer Sangria Recipe

posted August 02, 2010 in The Recipe Girl

Are you in a place where you have access to the most amazing, fresh and affordable peaches this summer? You can’t miss. You shouldn’t miss. You should definitely make this… Sangria recipe this summer: Carolina Peach Sangria. (read full article)

"Jam"ming cocktails

posted July 30, 2010 in FunnySpoon: The Cooking Site for Real Life

Ever wanted to make a little fruity concoction for yourself only to find that you're out of juice? Well, it happens quite frequently at my house. Those toddlers consume all the good juice before I ever get a chance to use it for a cocktail. However, (read full article)

The I Hate to Cook Book: Review & Giveaway

posted July 30, 2010 in Simply Me: A Year of Eating Locally, Mindfully, Simply

When we think about the 60s, it’s easy to fantasize about the retro aprons and think about how people cooked back then. After all, a common mantra among real foodies is “if your grandma wouldn’t recognize it as food, don’t ea (read full article)

Simply Delicious: The Strawberry Basil Martini

posted July 25, 2010 in Savory Tv

When we lived in NYC, we escaped frequently during the summer, just to get away from the intense heat. One year we went driving upstate with no destination in mind, and somehow landed in paradise: the Mohonk Mountain House. Picture this: a gor (read full article)

The Martini: What Once Was, What Now is, and What Can Be

posted July 15, 2010 in Essentially Entertaining

Kicking off our Savvy Experts in Entertaining series is special guest, Mark Vierthaler of Cocktails, 365. It's a sexy, slinky black dress. A smokey saxophone solo. Steam slowly rising from a city street after a summer rain. It simply (read full article)

Tennis, anyone? (Recipes)

posted July 13, 2010 in Kitchen Gadget Girl

Last week I was invited to play tennis with the ladies, and unfortunately, managed to smack two of them with my serve during our match. The rule is, if you hit someone with a tennis ball, you have to buy them a drink. So I invited the tennis group ov (read full article)

Leftover Watermelon Recipe: Watermelon Salsa

posted July 07, 2010 in The Recipe Girl

If you have leftover watermelon from your cookouts this summer, use up a few chunks of it to make some Watermelon Salsa. Here’s what you’ll need… Use it as a refreshing change from “regular old” Mexican salsa. Thin (read full article)