Afghan Tea – an Authentic Family Recipe
This is a great recipe for the typical tea drunk in Afghani homes. It is easy to make and very warming. Traditionally you drink it with sugar but if you wish to leave it out or sub with Splenda etc, that’s OK!
Oaxacan Hot Chocolate
Make and share this Oaxacan Hot Chocolate recipe from Food.com.
Jamaican Coffee
Make and share this Jamaican Coffee recipe from Food.com.
Emeril’s Caipirinha
This is Emeril’s version of the national cocktail of Brazil, which is especially refreshing during warm weather. Sort of like a Brazilian Mojito (without the mint)! The key to making it strictly Brazilian is to cachaca, which is Brazilian brandy made from sugarcane.
Pineapple-Orange Drink – Brazilian
The Portuguese brought oranges and other citrus fruits to Brazil in 1500, and they are used in several dishes and juices. Students may enjoy a fruity drink, such as pineapple-orange drink, as an after-school snack. From FoodinBrazil.com
