Summer and sangria are just two libatious things that are often synonymous. Great to sip on during long summer days (or nights), during parties and to celebrate the 4th of July!
On Kathy Casey’s Liquid Kitchen, I share my Metaxa Sangria! This is a super-easy sangria to make all-year-round and is a great template to play with. It incorporates red wine with Metaxa (a Greek liqueur), fresh citrus, agave nectar and seasonal fruit (for this episodes, I use watermelon).
Ya sas! -Kathy
Ahhh…the smell of citrus. Is there anything better? Oranges, lemons, limes or grapefruits – all prized for their juice – but don’t forget about that zesty exterior! The colorful peel of citrus is jam packed with flavor, nutrients, and can be used for so many things....
Oh honey! I’ve got some honey buzz for you.... The United States alone has more than 300 varieties of honey. The variety depends on the type of blossom the bees are collecting nectar from. From clover, to orange blossom - to the intense flavored buckwheat - there are...
Everyone loves a great margarita! It’s been popular in the U.S. since the early 50's, and there are a lot of opinions on what makes a great margarita. A classic 'rita is typically made with tequila, fresh lime, a touch of simple syrup or agave nectar, and triple sec...
