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We are pleased to reprint this article provided by Clair at iLoveWine.com. 9 Common Types Of Red Wine You Need In Your Wine Rack by Lauren Grape vines grow in all different varieties. Because of where they grow, how they are cared for, and processing factors these grapes all produce different (delicious) wines. Keep your […]
The Past – Classic Manhattan Cocktail Recipe While the exact origin of the classic Manhattan remains unknown, the following recipe remains a classic. 2 oz. Rye Whiskey 1 oz. Sweet Vermouth 5 drops Angostura Bitters Add all the ingredients to a mixing glass and fill with ice. Stir well and strain into a chilled cocktail […]
Beaujolais by Mary Grace Rodarte Summertime means it’s time to drink Beaujolais! For those unfamiliar with Beaujolais (pronounced boh-zhuh-ley, not boo-), it is a red wine that is unusually light bodied, high in acid, low in tannins and alcohol, and often described as refreshing and fruity. This is the perfect house wine to have a […]
Speculative Fiction “Speculative fiction is a fiction genre speculating about worlds that are unlike the real world in various important ways.” Goodreads. Parvus Press Speculative Fiction Publisher Over Thanksgiving, I learned to my surprise, that my sharp-witted nephew had started a publishing company called Parvus Press. As you can imagine this sparked my curiosity. Parvus Press […]
Hunter’s Stew Bigos Every culture has its own specific stew. Stews were designed to use leftovers. Hunter’s Stew or Bigos is considered one of Poland’s national dishes. Like most dishes the details will vary by region and taste. As with all recipes the joy comes in trying your own variations. The following recipe will take […]
Delicious Baltimore Eggnog Recipe I found this Baltimore Eggnog recipe written down on a piece of paper among my dad’s recipes. It is the classic eggnog and is worth every minute of preparation. Your guests will compliment you knowing it did not come out of a carton. The original Baltimore Eggnog recipe was first published […]
We are pleased to reprint this article provided by Clair at iLoveWine.com. 9 Common Types Of Red Wine You Need In Your Wine Rack by Lauren Grape vines grow in all different varieties. Because of where they grow, how they are cared for, and processing factors these grapes all produce different (delicious) wines. Keep your […]
Enjoy these two wonderful recipes from our Guest Contributor Monica Henin! BBQ Recipes For Last Minute Guests Summer season is all about having fun in the sun. Going on picnics, inviting friends to home for a delicious lunch and soaking in the great weather conditions is what most people want to do in the summer season. […]
We welcome our first guest, Will, to our blog. Thank you Will! About the Author Will is a freelance writer, his blog can be seen here 6 Great Tips to Make Your Shower Look like New Showers are the best part of the day, but there is one thing that can ruin them – and […]
Bloody Mary Recipe One of my favorite drinks regardless of the season is a flavorful Bloody Mary. Some like them hot and some like them mild but whatever your preference this easy recipe works well. 4 ounces The Original Clamato Juice 2 ounces vodka 1 shake garlic powder 2 shakes celery salt 3 dashes Lea […]
Now that you have new Concerto Punch Bowl Set you will need some refreshing recipes. Here are three quick and easy recipes to try. Let us know what you think. Lime Punch Ingredients 2 – 3 ounce lime flavored Jell-O pouches 1 – Quart hot water 1 – 46 ounce can pineapple juice 2 -12 […]
The Past – Classic Manhattan Cocktail Recipe While the exact origin of the classic Manhattan remains unknown, the following recipe remains a classic. 2 oz. Rye Whiskey 1 oz. Sweet Vermouth 5 drops Angostura Bitters Add all the ingredients to a mixing glass and fill with ice. Stir well and strain into a chilled cocktail […]
Red Wine and Your Health A great deal has been written on the health benefits, or the potential health benefits, of drinking red wine in moderation. Most define moderation as one to two 5-ounce glasses per day for a man and one 5-ounce glass per day for a woman. While there appears to be […]
Why choose between pumpkin or pecan, I love both. Combine pumpkin with pecans for a delicious pumpkin pecan pie. Pumpkin is a great complement to pecans and the two make a fantastic dessert. Ingredients: 3 eggs 1 cup dark corn syrup 1/2 cup sugar 4 tablespoons ( 1/2 stick) melted butter 1 cup canned pumpkin […]
Beaujolais by Mary Grace Rodarte Summertime means it’s time to drink Beaujolais! For those unfamiliar with Beaujolais (pronounced boh-zhuh-ley, not boo-), it is a red wine that is unusually light bodied, high in acid, low in tannins and alcohol, and often described as refreshing and fruity. This is the perfect house wine to have a […]
Speculative Fiction “Speculative fiction is a fiction genre speculating about worlds that are unlike the real world in various important ways.” Goodreads. Parvus Press Speculative Fiction Publisher Over Thanksgiving, I learned to my surprise, that my sharp-witted nephew had started a publishing company called Parvus Press. As you can imagine this sparked my curiosity. Parvus Press […]
