and Chocolate Crinkle Cookies,
made my first Borscht
We uphold the Polish tradition of putting money under the placemat at Christmas dinner -
to ensure good money for the next year!
and came up with a recipe for Chicken Corn Chowder that is to die for (I'll make it again and post here), but I didn't take many photos of the action. Instead, I was trying to spend as little time in the kitchen as possible (besides, I had to fight for work space!)to ensure good money for the next year!
and more time with family, for our first California Christmas.
Besides, I am obsessed with my muse and the camera seems to be dedicated to him these days.
As well as a lot of good food, I also enjoyed some really nice drinks...Mimosas with breakfast and a lovely Coppola Diamond Collection Pinot were the highlights, but then there was the Panache, or as the French call it, Panaché.
We discovered this little beauty at a local creperie, and it's my go-to drink. Also known as a Shandy, my favourite way to drink it is half beer (Stella, Half Moon, or some other nice blonde will do) and half 7-Up or Sprite.
It might seem awfully pedestrian and maybe even a way to ruin a good beer, but I like it mighty fine. Try it! But not too many, or you'll end up like Duane after a long day:
2 comments:
7-up or Sprite???!!! Blasphemy!Gingerbeer is the ONLY way to go, my love! all other ways are sacrilege!!!
on a more positive note, is that the Thomas Haas chocolate crinkle cookie you made?
I know!! It's crazy! Okay now I have never had Gingerbeer, either. You must share the "recipe"?! Or is this something I can just buy to pour in?
The recipe came from NPR, from a really funny sounding food little old lady/chemist/baker who LOVES cookies. Like, a little too much. But cute nonetheless.
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