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White or Red Sangria a la Jai Alai Restaurant
View recipe: White or Red Sangria a la Jai Alai RestaurantNorma writes: The Jai Alai Restaurant was one of the favorite restaurants. One night while sitting at the bar I watched the bartender make these. I copied it onto my napkin. We always ordered 1 of each for our table. I still can see him concoct these. P.S. No measurements — just use your eyes.…
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Peach Bowle (aka “Pereira Punch”)
View recipe: Peach Bowle (aka “Pereira Punch”)3 lbs. ripe peaches (dipped in hot water & peeled then cut up)1 ½ c. liqueur such as Cointreau, Grand Marnier, Kirschwasser, Courvoisier (mix to taste)1 can frozen orange juice concentrate (don’t add water) Mix and keep in frigidaire over night. Next day:2 bottles May wine2 bottles Moselle or Rhine wine1 bottle Seven up For…
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Norma’s Frozen Margaritas
View recipe: Norma’s Frozen MargaritasNorma says that she makes batches of these ahead of time for parties & just freezes them in her freezer. It works quite well. Optional in separate saucers:lemon or lime juicesalt 1 12 oz. can frozen limeade concentrate¾ c. tequila¼ c. Triple sec3 c. crushed ice or more (this should be thick)lime slices Prechill blender…
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Grandma Pereira’s Health Elixir
View recipe: Grandma Pereira’s Health ElixirWanna live to 97? Grandma swore by this drink! Concentrate:1 pint pineapple juice1 bunch parsley1 bunch cilantro1 bunch watercress8 pitted dates2 Tbsp. chopped almonds Put in blender & liquefy. Fill a glass 1/3 of the way with the elixir, add another 1/3 of more pineapple juice, then add another 1/3 of skim milk. Drink 1…
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Mom’s Fresh Cranberry Relish
View recipe: Mom’s Fresh Cranberry RelishMom invented this recipe for fresh cranberry relish; it’s as lovely to look at as it is delicious. I make it every Thanksgiving and hope there’s enough left over for putting on turkey sandwiches afterwards! It also tastes great with ham. Note: you will need a grinder or a mixer with a grinder attachment. Prep…
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Oven-baked Caramel Corn
View recipe: Oven-baked Caramel CornConnie learned to make this from Uncle Carl — they used to munch it in the summers she came to visit as a teenager, long before they turned to the religion of less sugar and fat. Connie makes it once a year at Christmas time to give as gifts or for a special holiday snack.…



