I'll call it off topic even though I'll be drinking it on my boat.

I want to include Sangria on my next trip to Catalina Island.

Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA

Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA


Large container (half gallon or so)

1 750 cheap red wine (three buck Chuck works well)
1/2 quart OJ
1/2 quart pineapple juice
6 ounces white rum (more or less to taste. 6 ounces gives a little zing. use
more if you're really drinking)
2 or 3 ounces triple sec

Dice an apple, a lime, a lemon, and an orange. Add to the mix.

Stir well. Pour over ice.

Enjoy

Take a couple ibuprofen before bed.....


Dan

"Daniel-San" wrote in message
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Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA


Large container (half gallon or so)

1 750 cheap red wine (three buck Chuck works well)
1/2 quart OJ
1/2 quart pineapple juice
6 ounces white rum (more or less to taste. 6 ounces gives a little zing.
use more if you're really drinking)
2 or 3 ounces triple sec

Dice an apple, a lime, a lemon, and an orange. Add to the mix.

Stir well. Pour over ice.

Enjoy

Take a couple ibuprofen before bed.....


Dan


Daniel-San,
That sounds perfect!
I'll toast to you when I"m sitting on the deck drinking Sangria while the
sun goes down.
Thank you,
Bryan

port wine with lemons, limes, and oranges cut up in it peel and all! Let it
sit overnight and yummy!
"Bryan" wrote in message
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I'll call it off topic even though I'll be drinking it on my boat.

I want to include Sangria on my next trip to Catalina Island.

Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA

"Bryan" wrote in message
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I'll call it off topic even though I'll be drinking it on my boat.

I want to include Sangria on my next trip to Catalina Island.

Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA


Last weekend, NPR ran a story about some restaurant in Delaware, in which
they interviewed the chef who presented details of a sangria that sounded
really interesting. Head over to www.npr.org and search for "sangria", maybe
adding "delaware" as a keyword. You should be able to find it. Not sure if
they'll have the written recipe, or if you'll have to listen to a brief
audio clip of the radio story. Either way......

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Bryan" wrote in message
...
I'll call it off topic even though I'll be drinking it on my boat.

I want to include Sangria on my next trip to Catalina Island.

Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA


Last weekend, NPR ran a story about some restaurant in Delaware, in which
they interviewed the chef who presented details of a sangria that sounded
really interesting. Head over to www.npr.org and search for "sangria",
maybe adding "delaware" as a keyword. You should be able to find it. Not
sure if they'll have the written recipe, or if you'll have to listen to a
brief audio clip of the radio story. Either way......


Found it! It was easy pickin's. I followed your link, www.npr.org,
selected Arts&Culture, typed in Delaware for a search, and voila, a couple
of pitcher drink recipes. And they look pretty good.

Thanks.

It as as easy as 1-2-3:

Prechill all ingredents. Let the OJ thaw overnight in the fridge.

One can OJ concentrate.
Two cans water (would normally use 3 cans to make OJ)
Three cans red wine (I use Almaden Burgandy)
A half can brandy (a whole can if nobody's driving)
Stir very well, then add:
A can of Sprite
and stir gently so as to not knock the fizz out.

For ice in the jug, freeze water in ziplocks so it doesn't dilute the
Sangria.


"Bryan" wrote in message
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I'll call it off topic even though I'll be drinking it on my boat.

I want to include Sangria on my next trip to Catalina Island.

Anyone have a favorite Sangria recipe they want to share?

TIA