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Photo courtesy Jimador Tequila. Today’s tip concerns thinking outside the box. Have you ever had ice cream and hot sauce? If it sounds strange, try this cocktail from El Jimador Tequila. Ratchet up the heat on Cinco de Mayo with a “hot” ice cream cocktail. The recipe includes ice cream, coffee liqueur, tequila, mango…
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Make agua fresca for Cinco de Mayo. Photo © Raptor Captor | Fotolia. In Spanish, agua fresca means fresh water. In culinary terms, it refers to a variety of refreshing cold drinks that are sold by street vendors and at cafés throughout Latin America; they’re also sold bottled and are whipped up at home.…
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Fried rice is a favorite use for leftover rice. Here, it’s made with brown rice. Photo
Get everyone to eat more vegetables—French fried! Photo courtesy Arch Rock restaurant | Santa Barbara. A few weeks ago we published a recipe for truffle fries from Arch Rock Fish restaurant in Santa Barbara. This luxurious comfort food seasons French fries with truffle oil and shaved Parmesan cheese. Few people turn down French fries.…
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Drinking club soda is just for starters. Photo courtesy Schweppes. You may enjoy it as a refreshing drink or a mixer, or sprinkle it on tablecloth spills. But here are other uses for that bottle of club soda, seltzer or sparkling water (see the differences below). CLUB SODA IN RECIPES 1. Make…
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