My recipe for Moscato Sangria was first published on Sunday Supper Movement where I am a contributor. As summer continues to heat up, look no further than this Moscato Sangria for your Potluck Ideas, party, brunch, or even just a relaxing afternoon. This light and refreshing Moscato Sangria is packed with fresh strawberries, raspberries, apples, peaches, oranges,…
Nopalito Cookbook Review and Oaxacan-Style Horchata
Nopalito: A Mexican Kitchen, written by Gonzalo Guzmán with Stacy Adimando, features regional Mexican cooking from the beloved San Francisco restaurant Nopalito. Highlights include Queso Flameado con Chorizo y Nopales (Hot Oaxacan and Jack Cheese Dip with Chorizo and Cactus), Quesadillas de Esparagos con Salsa de Cilantro (Asparagus Quesadillas with Salsa Cilantro), Frijoles Puercos con…
Cà Phê Trứng (Vietnamese Egg Coffee) #BrunchWeek
Recipe for Cà Phê Trứng (Vietnamese Egg Coffee) in celebration of #BrunchWeek! Dark Vietnamese coffee is topped with a layer of creamy whipped egg and sweetened condensed milk for a sweet start to your day. Disclosure and Disclaimer: This post is sponsored in conjunction with #BrunchWeek. I received product samples from sponsor companies to aid in…
Shai Adeni (Adeni Tea)
Shai Adeni (Shahi Mulaban, Shahi Haleeb, Arabic Shai, Adeni Tea) is a Yemeni tea from the coastal city of Aden flavored with cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and sweetened condensed milk or evaporated milk with a bit of sugar. Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. If you purchase something through the link, I may receive a small commission…
Chocolate de Maní (Dominican Peanut Milk)
Chocolate de Maní is a Dominican peanut drink that actually doesn’t have any chocolate at all! Roasted peanuts are blended into milk until smooth and simmered with warming spices for a comforting beverage. This Chocolate de Maní comes from the Dominican Republic and reminds me of Peanut Punch from surrounding Caribbean countries. We were on…
Baltimore: Port Discovery, Inner Harbor, and Chocolate Covered Pretzel Hot Chocolate
A couple of weeks ago, we spent three days visiting Baltimore, Maryland and I will be covering our experiences in a series of three blog posts. Today, I am highlighting our time spent at Port Discovery, in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, and will also be sharing a recipe for Chocolate Covered Pretzel Hot Chocolate. Disclosure: I…
Mamushka Cookbook Review and Uzvar (Ukrainian Winter Punch)
Mamushka: Recipes from Ukraine and Eastern Europe, written by Olia Hercules, features over 100 favorite recipes with seasonal ingredients and flavors from Ukraine and surrounding countries in Eastern Europe. Highlights include Kholodnyk (Cold Beet Soup), Frumentaty (Moldovan Lazy Flatbreads), Deruny (Potato Cakes with Goat Cheese), Som (BBQ Catfish), Nudli (Pork Ribs and Dumplings), Kvashena Kapusta…
The Gaza Kitchen Cookbook Review and Shay bil Maramiya (Palestinian Sage-Scented Tea)
The Gaza Kitchen: A Palestinian Culinary Journey, written by Laila El-Haddad and Maggie Schmitt, features a collection of 130 recipes and personal stories from the Gaza region of Palestine. I am reviewing the second edition which has been updated (the original was published in 2013) to include information on the current state in Gaza and…
Cambridge, Maryland: Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center, Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, and The Black-Eyed Susan
We recently took a trip through the Eastern Shore of Maryland and explored St. Michaels and Easton, then Ocean City, and back to Cambridge before heading home. Today, I am sharing our experiences in Cambridge, Maryland along with the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and the new Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center just south in…
Chai ya Tangawizi (Kenyan Ginger Tea)
Recipe for Chai ya Tangawizi- a Kenyan Ginger Tea lightly simmered with milk, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves. Chai ya Tangawizi is a soothing ginger tea from Kenya. Tea was first introduced to the country in 1903 and Kenya has grown to become one of the largest tea exporters in the world. There are a few different ways…
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