Pizza Sandwich Sliders Appetizers for a Crowd

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 Oh Boy Sliders!

But not just any Sliders, these have all the flavors of a Pepperoni Pizza!

I made these as a treat after church services recently and they were wildly received.  A fantastic combination of pizza ingredients, able to be hand held in a little couple of bite sandwich!

These come out of the serving dish hot and gooey.  As you pull them out of the dish, the cheese gets that fantastic stretchy stringy cheesy texture!  48 little bitty sandwiches (a couple of bites each) and bing bang boom, they were gone in a flash.  Everyone loves Reubens!

It's very easy and fast to make these.  I like to toast just the middle of each sandwich.  Adds a bit of stiffness so the very very soft Hawaiian rolls stand up to the bites!

Keep scrolling down for this easy to follow recipe.  But first I have a suggestion for keeping the sliders in serve able shape while you transfer from place to place...

And to hold everything together, I bake them on a  cookie sheet, then transfer them to an electric skillet.  I recently added a FANTASTIC dish to my want list.  An electric skillet but one with a ceramic coating.  That ceramic is thick enough to provide more even heating as your dishes cook or in this case, as they warm.  Especially if these are going from place to place, An electric skillet is a wonderful way to keep them warm!



Keep scrolling... here's the recipe!

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Pizza Sandwich Sliders
Appetizers for a Crowd

Ingredients

• 48 Hawaiian Rolls
• 4 Cups Shredded Mozzarella Cheese
• 1 Package Pepperoni Slices (7 Ounces), enough for 4 slices per slider
• 1 (12 Ounce) jar Tomato Sauce, Pizza
• 1/2 Stick (4 TBS) Butter, Melted
• Sprinkle of Garlic Herb mix (McCormick makes a good flavorful blend, easy to find)
• Sprinkle of Parmesan Cheese

Cooking Directions

1. Set your oven to broil
2. Carefully slice the Hawaiian Rolls in half.  Be careful to not mush them with too much force.  use a good bread knife and let the knife do the cutting.
3. Separate each bun.  Arrange tops and bottoms, cut side up on separate cookie trays (remember to arrange so you know which top goes with which bottom) on a cookie sheet, toast both sides, the cut side up.  I set the oven to broil and toast for just 2-3 minutes.  Watch them so they do not burn, just a nice toast.
   CHANGE OVEN SETTING TO 350 DEGREES
4. Spread a layer of Mozzarella Cheese on the toasted side of the bottoms
5. Add equal number of Pepperoni Slices on each cheese lined bun bottom
6. Add a Dollop (1/2 TBS) of Pizza Sauce to the top of the pepperoni
7. Add about half the amount of mozzarella cheese to the top of the sauce.  thsi helps "glue" everything together
8. Add the tops.  Brush with melted butter and generously sprinkle with Parmesan Cheese and Garlic mix.
9. Cover the cookie sheets loosely with foil and bake for 10 minutes until the cheese has melted.  Arrange in a casserole dish
10. Serve Warm and ENJOY!

Reubon Sandwich Sliders - Appetizers for a Crowd

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Oh Boy!!! Reuben Sandwiches...

But not just any Reubon Sandwiches, these are a spectacular version with all the classic ingredients of the only "invented Sandwich".  All that's missing is the Rye (I like to make my sliders with Hawaiian Rolls).

I made these for an after Church social hour.  48 little bitty sandwiches (a couple of bites each) and bing bang boom, they were gone in a flash.  Everyone loves Reubens!

It's very easy and fast to make these.  I like to toast just the middle of each sandwich.  Adds a bit of stiffness so the very very soft Hawaiian rolls stand up to the bites!

It also helps to melt the cheese that holds everything together.

These are designed for a fun night, the sandwiches are separate, but the gooey melty cheese links them all together so pulling them apart is part of the fun.

But really, the fun is in the delicious taste!  Simple to make, fun to eat and delicious...

ENJOY!

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Reubon Sandwich Sliders
Appetizers for a Crowd

Ingredients

• 48 Hawaiian Rolls
• 4 Cups Shredded Swiss Cheese
• 48 Frozen Meatballs.  I always use 2 Pounds Corned beef, thinly sliced
• 1 (12 Ounce) can SWEET Sauerkraut
• 1 small bottle (6 ounces) Russian Dressing 
• 48 Bread and Butter Pickle slices
• 1/2 Stick (4 TBS) Butter, Melted
• Sprinkle of Parmesan Cheese and Herbes de Provance

Cooking Directions

1. Set your oven to broil
2. Carefully slice the Hawaiian Rolls in half.  Be careful to not mush them with too much force.  use a good bread knife and let the knife do the cutting.
3. Separate each bun.  Arrange tops and bottoms, cut side up on separate cookie trays (remember to arrange so you know which top goes with which bottom) on a cookie sheet, toast both sides, the cut side up.  I set the oven to broil and toast for just 2-3 minutes.  Watch them so they do not burn, just a nice toast.
   CHANGE OVEN SETTING TO 350 DEGREES
4. Spread a layer of Swiss Cheese on the toasted side of the bottoms
5. Add a slice of Corned Beef on each cheese lined bun bottom
6. Add a bit of Sauerkraut to the top of the corned beef
7. Add a 1/2 TBS of Russian Dressing on top of each Meatball
8. Add a slice of pickle
9. Add the tops.  Brush with melted butter and generously sprinkle with Parmesan Cheese and Herbes de Provance.
10. Cover the cookie sheets loosely with foil and bake for 10 minutes until the cheese has melted.  Arrange in a casserole dish
11. Serve Warm and ENJOY!

'Ole! Tex-Mex Mini Meatball Sliders

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 OH BOY MEATBALL SLIDERS!

But not just any meatball sliders.  these little gens are a perfect year round  party food, perfect for the "Big game", Cinco de Mayo party or just because.  They are incredibly fast and easy to assemble since they only use store bought ingredients.  Yeap, this is a "Bag of Frozen Meatballs" upgrade.

Just add a couple of Tex-Mex ingredients...

Taco Spiced cheese
Chunky Salsa

A Little toasting and an extra brush of butter and Viola... I mean 'OLE!

Keep scrolling down for this easy to follow recipe and plenty of photo tips to insure success and of course you will all...

ENJOY!

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'Ole Tex-Mex Mini Meatball Sliders Appetizers

Ingredients

• 48 Hawaiian Rolls
• 4 Cups Shredded Taco Spiced Cheese
• 48 Frozen Meatballs.  I always use the All Beef, Italian Style
• 1 (24 Ounce) jar Pace Picante Chunky Salsa
• 1/2 Stick (4 TBS) Butter, Melted
• Sprinkle of Parmesan Cheese

Cooking Directions

1. Thaw the meatballs according to package directions.
2. Set your oven to broil
3. Carefully slice the Hawaiian Rolls in half.  Be careful to not mush them with too much force.  use a good bread knife and let the knife do the cutting.
4. Separate each bun.  Arrange tops and bottoms, cut side up on separate cookie trays (remember to arrange so you know which top goes with which bottom) on a cookie sheet, toast both sides, the cut side up.  I set the oven to broil and toast for just 3-4 minutes.  Watch them so they do not burn, just a nice toast (See first photo in the collage).
   CHANGE OVEN SETTING TO 350 DEGREES
5. Spread a layer of Taco Spiced Cheese on the toasted side of the bottoms (Second Photo)
6. Add a Meatball on each cheese lined bun bottom (Third Photo)
7. Add a 1/2 TBS of Picante Chunky Salsa on top of each Meatball (Third Photo)
8. Add the tops.  Brush with melted butter and generously sprinkle with Parmesan Cheese.
9. Cover the cookie sheets loosely with foil and bake for 10 minutes until the cheese has melted.  Arrange in a casserole dish
10. Serve Warm and ENJOY!

Chicago Dogs Chicago Style Hot Dogs - Go Cubs Go

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 Oh BOY HOT DOGS...

But not just any Hot Dogs...

These are the LEGENDARY CHICAGO DOGS... A Chicago-style hot dog, Chicago Dog, or Chicago Red Hot is an all-beef frankfurter on a poppy seed bun, originating from the city of Chicago, Illinois. The hot dog is topped with yellow mustard, chopped white onions, bright green sweet pickle relish, a dill pickle spear, tomato slices or wedges, pickled sport peppers and a dash of celery salt.  The complete assembly of a Chicago hot dog is said to be "dragged through the garden" due to the many toppings.  The method for cooking the hot dog itself varies depending on the vendor's preference. Most often they are steamed, water-simmered, or less often grilled over charcoal (in which case they are referred to as "char-dogs").

The canonical recipe does not include ketchup, and there is a widely shared, strong opinion among many Chicagoans and aficionados that ketchup is unacceptable.   A number of Chicago hot dog vendors do not offer ketchup as a condiment.

It may be difficult to find Poppy Seed Hot Dog Buns.  If so, I have a recipe for easy to make (Bread machine easy) Poppy Seed hot Dog Buns.  Just double click the blue letters for the easy to follow recipe.

The whole "Dragged through the Garden" feel of this dog is true.  Most folks get their dog, start picking off the peppers, tomatoes, even the pickle spear.  My personal theory is that mid-westerners are smart and frugal enough to order a salad with their dogs.

Chicago Dogs are indeed the PERFECT food for your GO CUBS GO World Series Party...

Enjoy indeed!

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Chicago Dogs
Chicago Style Hot Dogs

Ingredients

• 8 All Beef Hot Dogs
• 8 Poppy Seed Hot Dog Buns
• 8 Kosher Pickle Spears
• 8 Dashes of Celery Salt
• 8 Squirts of Yellow Mustard
• 16 Sports Pickles (Two each dog)
• 8 TBS Neon Green Relish
• 8 TBS Diced Onions
• 8 Fresh Tomato Slices cut in half
• 1 Egg for egg wash
• 4 tsp Poppy Seeds

Cooking Directions

1. Assemble your Dog
2. Serve for your Cubs Celebration
3.  and ENJOY!

Go Cubs Go!!!

Poppy Seed Hot Dog Buns Honey Wheat Bread BREAD MACHINE EASY

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Oh Boy, fresh made Hot Dog Buns...

But not just any hot dog buns, these are Poppy Seed Hot Dog Buns, an essential ingredient for making a classic Chicago Style hot Dog...

A perfect storm of combinations of ingredients (Poppy Seed Bun, All Beef Hot Dog, Onions, Tomatoes, Sports peppers, Tomatoes, Sweet Pickle relish and Mustard (Never ever ask for ketchup on a Chicago Dog.

A perfect combination of ingredients, much like the National League pennant champion Chicago CUBS of 2016!!!

GO CUBS GO...

World Series parties would not be complete without a Chicago Dog... Complete with these poppy Seed Hot Dog buns made easy in a Bread machine.  The machine does all the work for you, mixing, kneading and even setting the right temperature for the first rise, getting the yeast to do it's thing.

About the only tricky part is to get the shape.  You can either make full size buns (the center four buns in the photo), or what I prefer for a party are half size buns... Hot Dog Slider size Buns!

To get the shape, divide the dough into 8 (or 16) equal size pieces.  Then line them up with 1 inch separating them.  During the second rise, the buns will touch.  I like to bake my slider buns in standard size bread loaf pans.  same rules, 1 inch separation and they also rise to touch.. Do an egg wash, sprinkle the seeds and bingo bango bongo... Poppy Seed buns for your Cubs victory party!

Go Cubs Go indeed and ENJOY!  The Cubs haven't been here since the day we dropped the bomb on Japan.  Who knows when we will pass this way again.

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Honey Wheat Bread

BREAD MACHINE EASY

Ingredients

• 1 Cup plus 2 TBS Warm (100 degrees) 2% Milk
• 2-1/2 Cups White Bread Flour
• 1/2 Cup Wheat Flour
• 1-1/2 TBS Powdered Milk
• 2 TBS Honey
• Large pinch Salt
• 2 TBS Butter
• 1 package (2-1/4 Oz) Bread Machine Fast Acting Yeast
• 1 Egg for egg wash
• 4 tsp Poppy Seeds

Cooking Directions
Set your bread machine to the "Dough" setting. This recipe makes 8 Full Size or 19 Slider size "mini" buns.

1. Put all of the ingredients in the machine in the order listed. NOTE: be sure to warm the milk slightly to about 100 degrees but NO HOTTER than 120. I microwave mine for 30 seconds.
2. Run the machine according to manufacturer's instructions. Meanwhile prepare the loaf pan(s) with nonstick spray.
3. When the machine has run it's course, the dough should be rising, double in size. Remove from the machine box and knead for just a minute. You may need to add a sprinkle of flour if the dough is too sticky.
4. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 
5. For full size Hot Dog Buns, Form the dough into a ball.  Divide into 8 even sized pieces.  Roll each piece into a tube shape.  Place side by side, about one inch apart on a Silipat or parchment paper lined cookie sheet.  During the second rise the buns will expand into each other.  Alternatively, cut each of the eight pieces in half, forming 16 tubes for half size Hot Dog Slider size buns (my favorite for parties).  Repeat side by side instructions or alternatively line them up 4 in a Bread loaf pan (4 loaf pans).  Just the right size for hot dog slider buns.
6. Set on top of the oven, cover with a towel and allow the bread to rise a second time for 20 minutes.  
7. Make an egg wash, simply whip an egg and brush onto the top of each bun,  Sprinkle a bit of Poppy seeds on top of the wash.  Slice the top of each bun about 1/2 way through. 
8. Move to the oven and bake for about 25 minutes (only 20 minutes if you are using the mini loaf pans).
9. Allow to cool in the pans for 30 minutes before removing and serving.
10. Serve with hot dogs and enough toppings to make an authentic Chicago Hot Dog and ENJOY!

GO CUBS CO Parmesan Cheesy RANCH Snack Mix

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As I am writing this I am basking in the glow of October baseball unlike anything I have ever had in my life.  Last night, my beloved Chicago Cubs won their first post season pennant series in Wrigley Field in over 100 years... Indeed, party like it's 1908!  50 years of being a Cubs fan and I was reduced to a few tears as I watched the celebration.

50 plus years ago I was a wee lad loving the Cubs of the 60's.  Living just under 200 miles away from the friendly confines I even have a few memories of attending some games live!  The line-up included some of the greatest ball players of all time, Ron Santo, Don Kessinger, Randy Hundley, Fergie Jenkins and possibly the greatest player to ever wear the uniform... ERNIE BANKS!

Ernie is one of those rare childhood heroes who never disappointed.  He played to win as much in his declining years as in his glory years.  He set record after record.  His personal life was a shining example of sportsmanship and enthusiasm.  He knew he had fans that read about his every move and he led his life accordingly.  My hero then and still now.

It's time to plan those World Series parties.  I am living in the heart of the American League World Champs of 2015... The Kansas City Royals.  Sadly, last year the Cubs were just a few runs short of a Cubs/Royals series.  Although I would have been just a little torn between who to root root root for (Nah, Cubbie Blue all the way).

This year I have lined up a dozen friends who have promised to cross league lines and cheer on the Cubs... 'Course I have promised a fully catered Game 7 Party.  I would gladly forego that party of the Cubs can win in 4... Dare to dream!

So, I am working out my Blue Food, my Cub (and Ernie) inspired dishes and just general World Series worthy food.

Starting with this Appetizer snack munch mix... I love a good Chex Mix... Since the 60's, this idea pops up just about everywhere.  It is easy, it is a crowd pleaser and it is certainly delicious.

But there always seems to be 2 problems... Buying all the ingredients can make this snack a little expensive.  If you don't shop sales.  The only reason I made this is the perfect storm of sales came along... Chex cereal was only ONE DOLLAR a box!!!  The Cheez-Its were less than $2.  I ended up spending less than $5 for a BIG bowl of snacks!

The other problem is that usually there is one ingredient in a mix that is just not your favorite.  For me, I just do not like those tiny melba toast things that occasionally pop up in other people's mix (besides, those things are usually among the most expensive items).  Feel free to just use your favorites.  For me, I just want cereal, snack crackers, pretzels and the flavoring!

You could add Peanuts only, Mixed Nuts, those Melba Toast things, Cajun Spices even Chocolate chips... There are plenty of options.

This just happens to be my favorite to share...

So, watch those sale ads and of course... ENJOY!

OK... Here's what I did...

Parmesan Cheesy
RANCH Chex Mix

Ingredients

• 1 Box (About 4 Cups) Favorite flavor of Chex Cereal
• 1 Box (About 3 Cups) Cheez-It brand snack crackers
• 2 Cups Small Pretzels
• 3/4 stick (6 TBS) Butter, melted
• 1 Cup Grated Parmesan Cheese
• 1 Package (1 Ounce) Hidden Valley Ranch Seasoning Mix

Cooking Directions

1. in a LARGE Mixing bowl, add all of the ingredients.
2. Mix well, be gentle, don't turn the Chex cereal to powder
3. Microwave the entire bowl on high for one minute.
4. Stir to mix (again, be gentle)
5. Repeat microwave step 3 more times (total 4 minutes), stirring to mix each time.
6. Spread Chex Mix on a single layer to cool
7. Eat, Snack and ENJOY!

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This recipe has been added to my growing list of "52 Church PotLuck Dishes"!

A list of something NEW worthy of being shown off at a neighborhood BYODish (Bring Your Own Dish) Party, a Family special occasion dinner, Any Big Holiday Gathering or of course that glorious day when you bring a dish to share with your Church family...

Ages ago, literally almost a half century ago I was listening to our pastor talking about a PotLuck Dinner. It happened to be scheduled around a church work day when we were expected to weed, polish and do general cleaning and maintenance around the church (you know, back in the day when there were no no-wax floors and church pews smelled of Old English furniture polish). I am of course paraphrasing, but as I recall the pastor said,

"A potluck, like a church requires work. At a potluck everyone is expected to contribute.. At a church no one should come empty handed and no one should leave unfed".

I will confess that in my youth I brought more store bought plastic spoons and forks than I ever brought covered dishes and crock pots of fresh made love and caring delights. But now that I have become a hobbyist cook, I occasionally am reminded of those days and people from my youth. I reminded and I do wish that I could drop a dish of some new creation on those old tables at my fondly remembered Liberty Baptist Church.  Tables covered with newspapers and loaded with God's bounty prepared with love and caring... Enjoy

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GO CUBS GO - Adult Lemonade in Cubbie Blue

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Once again another blast from my past as I reprint a recipe from an old food blog.  I've been trying to move over some of my favorites.  This not only tastes FANTASTIC, but has fond memories for us as this was served at a LARGE neighborhood BBQ event in my back yard!

The Cul de Sac is where it's at and the my back yard is the place to be!

Enjoy!

As I am writing this I am basking in the glow of October baseball unlike anything I have ever had in my life.  Last night, my beloved Chicago Cubs won their first post season pennant series in Wrigley Field in over 100 years... Indeed, party like it's 1908!  50 years of being a Cubs fan and I was reduced to a few tears as I watched the celebration.

50 plus years ago I was a wee lad loving the Cubs of the 60's.  Living just under 200 miles away from the friendly confines I even have a few memories of attending some games live!  The line-up included some of the greatest ball players of all time, Ron Santo, Don Kessinger, Randy Hundley, Fergie Jenkins and possibly the greatest player to ever wear the uniform... ERNIE BANKS!

Ernie is one of those rare childhood heroes who never disappointed.  He played to win as much in his declining years as in his glory years.  He set record after record.  His personal life was a shining example of sportsmanship and enthusiasm.  He knew he had fans that read about his every move and he led his life accordingly.  My hero then and still now.

It's time to plan those World Series parties.  I am living in the heart of the American League World Champs of 2015... The Kansas City Royals.  Sadly, last year the Cubs were just a few runs short of a Cubs/Royals series.  Although I would have been just a little torn between who to root root root for (Nah, Cubbie Blue all the way).

This year I have lined up a dozen friends who have promised to cross league lines and cheer on the Cubs... 'Course I have promised a fully catered Game 7 Party.  I would gladly forego that party of the Cubs can win in 4... Dare to dream!

So, I am working out my Blue Food, my Cub (and Ernie) inspired dishes and just general World Series worthy food.

Starting with this Blue Adult Lemonade in Cubbie Powder Blue.

This is a post i have updated for my beloved boys of summer (and now Autumn).  Originally made for a back yard BBQ, now worthy of my upcoming World Series watch party...

Well, good news for me, great news for the Cul de Sac... the now annual neighborhood BBQ party and get together is now history.  Last year, over 50 people came... this year, There were a few stragglers that came by after I stopped counting at 73.  But 73 is a pretty good number.

But, the bad news, I was serving up pulled pork, dishing the side dishes, even wrote out a couple of recipes when asked, and just got too busy to take photos.  At one point I remember going into the house to hunt for my camera, couldn't immediately find it and decided hosting the party had to take priority over hosting the blog.

So in addition to a mild hangover, I now have to type this up, knowing that I let you all down.


Keep scrolling down for this easy to follow recipe...

But, I didn't let the Cul de Sac down... The gods and stars were shining on me, I selected the pig that lived a good and virtuous life, I learned from my past cook sessions, using my now famous Raspberry Chipotle Mop and finishing sauce to make a Carolina style Pulled Pork.


I also used a rub of my own.


I used the formula for my "Big Easy in a Jar" Cajun Spice Mix, add Brown Sugar to the mix (2 parts "Big Easy in a Jar" to 1 part brown sugar).





I followed my three simple steps to a perfect BBQ, select the best meat (For pork shoulder, no large lumps of hard fat, nicely marbled fat, without large veins of fat running through, never frozen if possible), keep the meat moist (Mop every hour for the first 5 hours, every 3 hours after that), and the long and slow cook session.  Cooking at 225, it took 20 hours for the meat to get to the right temperature (195 degrees).

And it did not disappoint.  Compliments all around, techniques asked for and explained (although the time frame to get it right did seem to intimidate less enthusiastic cooks), but mostly, I was very pleased to serve up the absolute best pulled pork I have ever made.

The party started at 4 pm, plenty of food, plenty of fun.  We met new neighbors, renewed friendships we had missed while gone this year and was able to connect names and faces with the folks we wave to all year round without ever meeting.  The kids and the parents with kids stayed for a few hours, got a few games going ("Dads have to bat left handed whiffle ball" was very competitive, with the kids winning (but I think the dentist through the game in the 9th)).  By about 7, there were a dozen folks left sitting round the firepit.  A nice cool evening (in the 60's) was perfect for a night of laughs and stories.

Like I always say, the suburban Cul de Sac is the place to be, and my backyard is the place to be!

It was a huge success.  I highly recommend the party idea to everyone.  A little bit of work, but well worth it.

But, as a peace offering for not taking any photos, let me give you an incredibly simple recipe for what became a very popular drink yesterday.  So popular, one of the guys made a liquor run just to pick up a bottle of Alize Blue...



This has become my wife's favorite drink.  I posted this once as a guest post on OUR KRAZY KITCHEN, but it is worth the extra posting.


we wanted to have a theme drink to serve our friends while we bored them with our stories and photographs.



Like this one…

See that beautiful color of the ocean. This photo was taken in “the Baths” in Virgin Gorda, of the British Virgin Isles. I just fell in love with the colors of the Caribbean waters, and wanted to recreate this color in a drink.

So, I give you the “Colors of the Caribbean” Lemonade

Start with 1/2 a pitcher (about 5 cups) of your favorite Lemonade
Add 1 cup Blue Alize Liqueur (blue Alize is a French Cognac mixture with Passion Fruit, Cherries, Ginger and other exotic fruit juices).
Fill with ice
Garnish with Lemon Slices
Serve in tall Collins size glass, and garnish with Lemon Slices

Like I said, a huge hit at the party.  We went through two bottles of the blue Alize.  This is the recipe most asked for.  I have a feeling we will be seeing this around the neighborhood again.


Can a whole Cul de Sac have a signature drink???

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So,  I am pleased to list this as one of my Growing list of  "52 Grilling Time Secret Extras" or "52 Ways to Cook BBQ and Grilling Recipes"!!!

Well over 52 recipes actually as I just can't stop... Over 100 in one grilling season (I love to grill!). But not just leat... Drinks, Condiments (LOTS of different BBQ sauces), Drinks, Desserts... even specialty items like GRILLED Pizza, and fun shaped Watermelons.  Easy and these ideas will make you the MASTER of your Backyard Domain!

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