Arnold Palmer Mix Up
Arnold Palmers are my favorite summer drink! These sweet treats are half ice tea and half lemonade. They are named after a famous golfer. Some people also call these half and halfs. I've been playing around with different fruit tea varieties at my studio and I thought they would be fun to share. I love that they are sweet, but much less sweet than lemonade. First I make sun tea. I add fresh fruit to my Arnold Palmers. Here are a few of my favorite combinations. Peach tea + Lemonade + Fresh grapefruit is my favorite combination. I love raspberry anything, so this combination is another favorite. I hope some of you get to try this recipe for the first time this summer! PS.
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Cinq raisons d’arrêter le pain blanc
Le pain, « fruit de la terre et du travail des hommes », est l’aliment de base de notre civilisation. Mais le moment est venu d’arrêter de manger du pain blanc. Voici pourquoi : Trop hybridé Le blé ne peut plus être considéré comme un aliment sain pour qui que ce soit. Ceci est très regrettable parce que le blé était un aliment correct, et qu’il est aujourd’hui utilisé dans d’innombrables farines et aliments, notamment comme épaississant. Trop pauvre en fibres, vitamines et minéraux Dans le pain blanc, la meilleure partie de la farine a été enlevée pour être donnée aux cochons et autres animaux d’élevage. Ne reste qu’un produit quasiment sans fibres, presque sans vitamines ni minéraux, qui n’est au fond que de l’amidon. Ne vous laissez pas impressionner par les étiquettes indiquant que les céréales ont été « enrichies » en vitamines. Trop salé Le pain blanc moderne est trop salé. Trop sucré Trop de gluten A quand une révolte ? Conclusion A votre santé ! Jean-Marc Dupuis
2 Super Simple Sangria Recipes
If you've never had Sangria before you are in for a treat. I adore wine but it can be so fun to add seasonal fruits (plus a sweetener). I love how Sangria can be super informal, like fruit punch. This beverage conjures up images of laid back beach days or casual back yard cook outs. Plum and Grape Red Sangria, makes one large pitcher. Needed: 2 bottles of red wine (any kind you prefer), 4 cups juice (I used pomegranate, but you could also use grape or blueberry), 4 sliced plums, 3-4 handfuls sliced grapes and a few cubes of watermelon. Combine all ingredients in a pitcher. White Raspberry and Citrus Sangria, makes one large pitcher. Needed: 2 bottles of white wine (any kind you prefer), 3 cups orange juice, 2 sliced oranges, 2-3 handfuls of white raspberries. You can add any kinds of fresh fruits you have one hand, so feel free to experiment.
Make Your Own Coffee Syrup (Gift Idea)
Do you have any coffee lovers on your holiday gift list this year? (If not, feel free to go ahead and put me on your list!) This is a cute little idea for making your own flavored coffee syrups that you can use at home to take your morning cup of joe to the next level. For the vanilla syrup you need: 2 cups water, 2 cups sugar and 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract (the clear kind is much preferred here). For the raspberry syrup you need: 2 cups water, 2 cups sugar and 1/2 cup fresh raspberries. For the caramel syrup you need: 2 cups water, 2 cups sugar and 1/2 cup caramel (store bought or make your own). You can add decorative labels or ribbons to these when gifting them. Enjoy!
Seasonality Chart: Fruit and Nuts
Skip to main content You are here Home » Eat Seasonally » Seasonality Charts Search form Seasonality Chart: Fruit and Nuts The following chart represents availability at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco. You may print and distribute the PDF of this seasonality chart for noncommercial (free), educational uses. Download a PDF version of the chart » Legend In season. Can be found at market but is not within its natural harvest season. Search Recipes Chefs Who Shop with Us Support chefs and restaurants that support local farmers. About CUESA CUESA (Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture) is dedicated to cultivating a sustainable food system through the operation of farmers markets and educational programs.
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Rosemary Lemonade
This just might be my favorite lemonade recipe. It's simple. It's not too sweet with a little punch of savory from the rosemary. And it's just the perfect amount of flavor to be delicious and very refreshing. And if you'd like to swap out the rosemary for, say, thyme or basil you easily can. Rosemary Lemonade, makes 5-6 servings 5-6 lemons3-4 sprigs of rosemary1 cup sugar6 cups water In a small pot combine 1 1/2 cups water with 1 cup sugar. In the meantime extract the juice from 5 lemons. If you're feeling naughty add a splash of bourbon. :) Enjoy! P.S.
Bubble Tea Recipe: How to make Boba at home!
For years we tried to make bubble tea at home with no luck. Since opening our own bubble tea business in Red Velvet we learned that most boba drinks made at restaurants or cafes use commercial grade syrups (or powders) to get that wonderful sweet, fruity flavor. But this leaves you in a pickle if you are wanting to make a delicious boba drink at home for yourself or your family, as most commercial grade syrups or powders are sold in large quantities and can be a really expensive option for someone just looking to make boba drinks for a casual get together. Emma developed this super tasty at-home recipe that you don't need any special supplies for (except boba pearls, of course!). Here's a recipe for a Strawberry Boba Slushie that anyone could easily make at home with ingredients that can be found at the grocery store. To make the boba pearls use this method.
