Author: Natalie Obeirnes
The History of Shaken and Stirred Drinks Explained
Explore the rich history of shaken vs stirred drinks uncovering mixology techniques origins and famous cocktails like the James Bond martini
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Sparkling Wine Cocktails for Celebrations Easy Festive Recipes
Discover 15 festive sparkling wine cocktails perfect for celebrations featuring easy recipes with Champagne, Prosecco, and fruity variations.
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Tater Tot Casserole
We’re excited to share our Tater Tot Casserole recipe. If you are needing a simple, crowd-pleasing meal, try this tater tot casserole. Even our 2-year-old approves. This is so comforting with basic, easy to love ingredients. Plus, this dish works for many occasions. Personally, I love this as part of a big family breakfast served…
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How to Make Fermented Hot Sauce with Fresh Chilies Step-by-Step
Learn how to make probiotic fermented hot sauce with fresh chilies using simple steps for vibrant, tangy, and customizable homemade flavor.
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7 Layer Salad
Seven Layer Salad is a delicious layered pea salad. This classic recipe has been around for generations. It’s delicious, fresh and best of all cold—perfect for summer! This salad is colorful, crunchy and creamy. It’s the perfect recipe for any warm weather gathering. The 7 Layer Salad is my favorite summer side dish. Ingredients in…
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Sweet and Sour Mix
After today, you will never buy sour mix again! Making your own homemade sweet and sour mix is easy to do and so worth it. It’s much more delicious than store bought mix and you can whip up a batch in your kitchen with a few ingredients. When I was younger, an Amaretto Sour was…
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Homemade Bloody Mary with Fresh Tomato Juice Recipe and Tips
Discover the best homemade Bloody Mary recipe with fresh tomato juice for a vibrant spicy cocktail from scratch perfect for brunch and gatherings
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Mastering the Art of Cocktail Shaking Techniques and Tips
Learn expert cocktail shaking techniques with step-by-step guides tips and tool reviews to master the art of perfect cocktail mixing.
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Manhattan Drink
The classic Manhattan cocktail was the most famous drink recipe shortly after its birth at the Manhattan Club in New York City in the 1880s. Over the years, it has fallen in and out of popularity but found its place as a mainstay in most bars during the craft cocktail renaissance. In this post I…
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Al Pastor – Slow Cooker Method
Al Pastor means ‘herdsman style’ and traditionally refers to pork that is slow cooked on a spit or vertical rotisserie, much like shawarma. The meat is marinated ahead of cooking, and some where along the way pineapple was added into the mix. For me, tacos al pastor taste similar to carnitas but with a sweet…
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