A very refreshing way to kick up a cold beer. I must say I’ve experimented with many Gin and beer mixes. This is excellent and Stella (I enjoy the juniper in this one) then with Amsterdam Gin (with its citrus notes) is almost as good maybe just as good Depending on what you are looking for. The gin is a wonderful garnish but go ahead and add a lime, orange or whatever you enjoy.
This is my dear friend Fouzia Parkar’s recipe. She is a thorough expert in baking and is a miracle cook too:) I’m sure these will leave you wanting for more, so give it a shot!
This is a long time family favorite in my house and is one of our ‘comfort’ foods given to us by a true Cajun. I make this with fresh [raw] sausage from Burton Sausage Co in Burton, TX., you can only get it at the OLD butcher shop on Navasota Rd. Any raw sausage you like would be great in this but it needs to be raw meat for the best results. Always a ‘go to ‘ when pressed for time or don’t feel like cooking! I have never really measured the items in this recipe- When asked how much? I always say ‘enough’. After many requests I decided to try to get it down on paper! So here goes!
Any spicy green and mild cheese can be substituted with great success. Very easy but VERY tasty. The dressing is simple so use the best and freshest greens and cheese you can find- I have even used locally produced sheep, goat and cow cheeses- just keep it similar in flavor- like a good queso fresco- thanks cg for the suggestion! The secret is the spicy green with the mild cheese. Keep those two in mind when choosing any substitution. Amazing little salad based on a Whole Foods Recipe. Posted for World Tour 2005.
This yummy soup is a great one pot, fast fix meal. Wonderful for those busy weekdays or any day. Created for RSC 9.
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