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Juneteenth 'Red Punch' Strawberry Lemonade
In Texas, Big Red is a bottled soft drink also called "red soda water." This red cream soda is often served at Juneteenth celebrations. This punch recipe is easy to make and offers a new, puckering and pleasing twist to the traditional red soda water that has been made in Texas since 1937.
Rainbow Juice
Get all the colors of the rainbow and the full spectrum of health benefits from drinking this unbelievably delicious concoction of fresh juices. Nutritionists agree that you should get fresh fruits and vegetables daily that encompass the colors of the rainbow, each for a specific benefit. Please remember to use organic fruits and vegetables. Instant energy in a glass!
This 3-Ingredient Lemonade Is Shockingly Easy—and Requires Zero Squeezing
Yes, you will use the entire lemon for this whole lemon lemonade recipe. Summer has never tasted sweeter.
Apple Cider Spritz
Apple cider spritz is a bubbly prosecco cocktail featuring a sweet-tart apple simple syrup.
Banana Bread Espresso Martini
This banana bread espresso martini may be way too drinkable. It's espresso-forward, with fruity floral notes from the banana liqueur and banana simple syrup. The additions of banana simple syrup, ground nutmeg, and walnut bitters help this cocktail actually register as "banana bread."
Elevated Appletini
This elevated appletini cocktail is very strong. For a lower- alcohol version, substitute unfiltered apple juice for the applejack.
Apple Slush
Enjoy the fair at home with this apple-flavor slushy. To make it a cocktail, stir 1/2 to 1 ounce apple brandy, such as applejack or Calvados, into each serving after blending.
Not-Your-Everyday Smoked Pork Spare Ribs
These smoked spare ribs are our family's favorite. Slightly sweet and spicy, the light, cider-based mop sauce doesn't overpower the delicious meat that falls off the bone. We've also used this recipe for pork shoulder with great success. Barbecue sauce is never needed, but if you must, only use your favorite.
Rosemary Ranch Chicken Kabobs
These rosemary-ranch chicken kabobs are so delicious, tender, and juicy, they practically melt in your mouth. Even the pickiest eater will be begging for the last piece.
Cornell Chicken
This famous Cornell chicken recipe made with an apple cider marinade was created by Dr. Robert C. Baker at New York's Cornell University. According to history, Dr. Baker was simply trying to invent an easy and delicious way to grill smaller, younger chickens to help the local chicken farms sell more birds. The doc's tasty recipe ended up being such a success that sales in the area soared, and the recipe became a statewide favorite.
Chef John's Barbecue Chicken
When it comes to grilled barbecue chicken, everyone wants a nice thick barbecue glaze attached to the skin, and the only way to do it is to brush it on as it cooks. But because barbecue sauce has such a high sugar content, it only takes a minute for it to go from brick red to solid black — so you have to be careful! To ensure a sticky, sweet glaze that's not burnt, I sear the skin quickly, then cook it skin-side up on a covered grill, brushing on the glaze while it cooks. Because the glaze never touches the grilling surface, it doesn't burn.
The Arnold Palmer
The Arnold Palmer combines iced tea, lemonade, and ice for a refreshingly simple summertime mocktail.
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