Recipe courtesy of Tony Abou-Ganim, from his book, " The Modern Mixologist."
Author: Martha Stewart
Try to find ruby-red or star-ruby grapefruit, since their dark-pink flesh makes the most beautiful juice.
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For an extra dimension of spice (and a charming presentation), finish off each glass of this Orange Spice Eggnog with a cinnamon stick.
Author: Martha Stewart
You can make this drink into a shandy by adding lager, ale,or wheat beer.
Author: Martha Stewart
For an absolute classic, replace the tea syrup and seltzer with 1/2 cup cola.
Author: Martha Stewart
Cool down at sundown by pouring mint refreshers that are just peachy.
Author: Martha Stewart
Our spin on the classic cocktail (a lighter, brighter alternative to a Bloody Mary) swaps out the usual hot sauce and Worcestershire for fresh jalapenos and mint from the garden. The resulting drink is...
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You can make a shrub into a low-alcohol cocktail called a shim by adding a splash of sparkling wine, vermouth, or your favorite aperitif. Try our Strawberry-and-Tarragon and Peach-and-Bay Laurel variations,...
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The mango base can be made the night before. Pulse in the mint before serving.
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Try serving an aperitif-style cocktail when guests arrive for a holiday feast. Meant to stimulate the appetite, they're perfect right before a big meal. This sparkling drink (pictured right) is like a...
Author: Greg Lofts
This recipe comes from Allen Katz, host of "The Cocktail Hour" on Martha Stewart Living Radio.
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Creamy, simple, and dangerously sippable, the White Russian is a three-ingredient cocktail that stands tall above the trends. This approachable drink is a great choice for a cocktail party where you'll...
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Spanish for "fresh water," this light fruit drink is super refreshing and easy to make. For the best flavor, be sure to start with sweet, ripe fruit.
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The extraordinary juice of the pomegranate makes a wonderful sauce for meats and provides a base for this ruby-red punch.
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Adding a cold pale lager to this spiced orangeade gives your drink a kick.
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After a stay in the freezer, cubes of watermelon become "ice" for this margarita, which gets an herbal edge from basil-infused tequila.
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It wouldn't be happy hour without a refreshing cocktail. Look no further than this bright, bubbly wine spritzer.
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Invented in New Orleans in 1888, this concoction needs vigorous shaking to produce its distinctive frothy cap.
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To make these cocktails, cucumber-infused vodka is garnished with cucumber ribbon and mixed with ginger simple syrup.
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This beverage is perfect for a sprinkler party because of its ocean-green color. Make this sparkling limeade for a delicious and refreshing drink.
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Add a dash of this sweet-tart shrub syrup to everything from seltzer to vinaigrettes, and you'll see why these old-fashioned recipes are having a renaissance. Here, fresh strawberries are combined with...
Author: Martha Stewart
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To make different-colored cocktails, divide the ingredients in half, using red cranberry-juice cocktail in one half and white in the other.
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There's nothing more refreshing on a hot day than fresh-brewed iced tea with a sprig of mint.
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This drink is also great with a dash of whiskey, bourbon, or rye added to each glass.
Author: Martha Stewart
If the occasion calls for something sparkling, why not serve up these festive cocktails?
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Made with Champagne and creme de cassis (a blackcurrant liqueur), the classic French cocktail is fruity and refreshing. For a casual affair, serve your Kir Royales in stemless glasses.
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This bracingtequila Bloody Mary is a regionally appropriate eye-opener.
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A flavorful after-meal tea to aid and stimulate digestion.
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A surprising twist on the classic frozen margarita, this refreshing drink offers just the right mix of sour and sweet.
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Raspberries and plums bring their fresh-picked summer flavor to this large batch of white-wine sangria filled with apples and oranges.
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Mintedpineapple juice evokes the drinks served by vendors on the beaches of easternBrazil.
Author: Martha Stewart
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This signature cocktail combines bourbon whiskey with effervescent ginger ale to create a refreshing beverage that matches well with a number of appetizers and snacks.
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Teatime? Try this thyme tea (actually a tisane). The herb gets steeped with coriander and fennel seeds -- a nice break from the usual herbal tea assortments.
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Raise a glass to sunny days and balmy nights with this refreshing whiskey cocktail made with lemon juice and a Simple Syrup you can keep on hand in the fridge.
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Don't get pulled away from the big game to play host -- prepare a batch of fish house punch from Lawrence Green of Minetta Tavern before guests arrive.
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Punch is easier to prepare than individual cocktails -- especially when entertaining a crowd.
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Strawberries and citrus are macerated with sugar, orange liqueur, and vodka or tequila, then finished with red wine and seltzer for an extra-spirited sangria.
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Want to try a cool new coffee drink? This Golden Milk Latte Recipe from Delish.com is the best.
Blue violets work best for this, but you may mix in a few yellow or white ones.
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An earthy, sweet pear-cider cocktail is tinged with whiskey -- a perfect drink for a cold day.
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This tropical cocktail pairs freshly squeezed passion fruit juice with the cachaca, a clear, rum-like liquor distilled from fermented sugarcane juice. This recipe is one of designer Francisco Costa's favorite...
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Tart pink grapefruit and seltzer water combine in this refreshing homemade soda from Anton Nocito of P&H Soda and Syrup.Also Try:Cream Soda Syrup, Quince Soda Syrup
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Our version of the popular spiced tea is more flavorful and far healthier than what you'd get at a coffee house.
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A basic brunch turns into a tropical party when you serve this mouthwatering ombre mocktail.
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