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The biggest mistake people tend to make when setting up for parties is to try to duplicate an actual bar, with a bottle of scotch, some tequila, a bourbon, some gin, a fancy vodka, etc., alongside some bottled mixers You can’t turn your living room into a bar, nor can you please everybody, but you can gain massive points by making the bold move: choose one great cocktail and declare: “This is what we’re drinking tonight.” This Spiced Pear Fizz is a great choice for the holidays Mull some wintry spices overnight in the simple syrup, and from there fashion this delicious concoction
Ingredients: spirits, lemon juice, syrup
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 6 hours 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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An original French dessert recipe of my grandmother's, tweaked a bit to be lower in fat! It's best made with fresh fruit and is delicious with a dollop of lite whipped topping.
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Like a fruit salad cocktail, this flavorful drink packs a punch.
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Get Peach-Blackberry Sangria Recipe from Food Network
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Get "Eyeball" Cherry Cordials Recipe from Food Network
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Figs are stuffed with a bourbon and honey goat cheese, then dipped in nuts before arranging on a platter to serve. These are one of my favorite things to make. They are fun to make, look beautiful for dinner parties especially if arranged with grapes or mint leaves, are also wonderful as bite size snack and are dangerously tasty.
Ingredients: goat cheese, brandy, honey, walnuts
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This is an awesome autumn twist on the traditional French Onion soup. Apple cider and brandy make it a cozy dish for those chilly fall afternoons.