I'm
not big on drinks and don't normally order drinks when I go out, but
occasionally, when we have friends over for dinner, I like to make
some light cocktails to go with the hors d'oeuvres and to whet our
appetites before the meal. This time of year is cranberry time. Their
ruby red colour always fits the holiday season so well, and their
tartness is just tart enough to remind us to feed our souls a little
extra sweetness over the coming year. For this drink, I used fresh
cranberries with orange juice and maple syrup (no sugar!) as a base,
infused with the comforting aroma of cinnamon. I hope their tastes
and smells will help you make a good impression for your guests
before your holiday meal! Merry Christmas!
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23.12.14
11.12.14
Overnight Quinoa and Oat Porridge with Apple Pecan Pie Topping - hot method 蘋果派免煮燕麥粥
I
love cold cereals, but on freezing cold days like we have in Quebec
(when it starts to go below -5C), it's no fun to wake up shivering
and then have to swallow a big bowl of cold cereal first thing in the
morning! I'd say it's time to make some adjustments in our habits to
fit the winter. What do you say? As we all know, a good breakfast is
an important start to the day. Especially when the weather is cold,
my body often screams for hot food in the morning. Growing up in
Taiwan, I was always given warm or hot food by my mom in the winter.
There's something comforting about that, and further, I was told that
eating cold food would only make your body work harder to stay
warm.
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Kitchen Notes 101,
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免煮燕麥粥,
廚房手記,
燕麥粥,
蘋果
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