This is one of my Mom's recipes that she served at all her Holiday parties and is a great make ahead recipe. Prep time does not include freezing time. I'm not sure about the serving size since she always...
This recipe is based on my mother's Russian Tea recipe. I serve this at every Christmas party I host. I don't know why this beverage is called "Russian Tea." However, many people in rural North Carolina...
This is a typical Persian beverage that is enjoyed by many Iranis and has a flavor that is not unlike a cross between grape juice and lemonade with a touch of flowers. It truly has to be experienced to...
We drink this when we are camping or playing cards. It is a fruity drink that really creeps up on you, but it doesn't taste of alcohol. This recipe is over 40 years old.
This is a hot cranberry drink that is wonderful during the holidays or cold winter months. Sip around the fireplace with family or friends. The recipe is from Best Loved Slow Cooker Recipes
This is a recipe to share with close friends, because it is put together in an ice bucket, and everyone grabs their respective colored straw to use. It is a hit at parties or picnics, as it gets passed...
For best results you will need Omani Lemons which are in fact sun dried limes. In Persian the same name is used for limes and lemons (limoo). Lemon would be called "limoo zard" (yellow lime). So when they...
This is a delicious alternative to the traditional Apple and Cranberry Wassail that I usually serve during the Christmas holiday season. I make mine in the crock-pot, and let it simmer all day. Add a cup...
A lovely Traditional old English recipe by Eliza Acton, a 19th Century Victorian cookery writer of great repute. This unique beverage is also mentioned in "The Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, although...
A refreshing, bubbly tea. . .perfect to sip poolside. Recipe from Prevention magazine June 2010. Recipe submitted by Paul Folkestad, chef at Le Cordon Bleu College in Portland, OR. NOTE: Feel free to try...
I was taking a craft class, and mentioned how I liked to have a Fog Cutter at the Chinese restaurant we go to. A woman next to me said she had a recipe for Fog Cutters, and she would give it to me. And...
THIS IS A VERY SWEET PARTY DRINK WITH DELICIOUS ALMOND FRAGRANCE. I TASTED IT THIS WEEK AT A FRIENDS HOME AND WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE FRAGRANCE AND THEN THE TASTE.
This is a version of the original Arnie Palmer (iced tea/lemonade mix) with a peach flavored kick. I had one at the Cheesecake Factory and it was better than the original, so I went home and concocted...
This is as close as I have found to sangria in Spanish restaurants. No soda here! This is a mulled sangria that really draws out the flavors. Prep time does not include chilling overnight.
A non alcoholic punch that was served and very much loved at family gatherings when I was a child; I still like this punch. It's cool and refreshing and pretty. Great for bridal/baby shower, luncheon,...
This is a non-alcoholic fruit punch, similar to the Texas Twister lemonades sold at fairs. It isn't exact but it is very close according "The Suzzzz" from Tasty Kitchen. One more thing, listed below 8...
Feuerzangenbowle has a long tradtion in our family. We used this recipe now for years and we don't change it. Feuerzangenbowle will be made every year at least once. Invite good friends, sit around the...
Does this sound gross or what?! But maybe you need a cool beverage for a construction site, or for a teenager's party...whatever! Looks can be deceiving!
I don't have a clue where I got this recipe or why it's called "Parrot Head" punch. But I DO know it's flavors go great together. Who needs alcohol?? NOT ME!! I really like using various fruit nectars...
Hibiscus tea contains vitamin C and minerals and some studies have indicated that it may help lower bad cholesterol and high blood pressure. It's quite acidity, containing as much as 30% organic acids....
This punch is an easier version of a punch we served when I helped cater weddings. I got it from Taste of Home Fix it Fast. Everyone seemed to like that is wasn't too sweet like some punches are. I like...
From the Junior League of San Antonio, TX in the cookbook they published called "Flavors." This was submitted by Mrs. Anne Phelps. This recipe can be easily halved or doubled as needed.