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 This is my idea of the perfect drink for a summer party. This is an excellent, speedy recipe for ginger beer.
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The lemongrass stems, mixed with fresh ginger and lemon juice, make a delicious thirst-quenching summer drink. It will keep for up to 1 month in the refrigerator or it can be frozen in plasticmilk or juice containers. (Lemongrass is readily available at most supermarkets.)
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 Homemade lemonade is one of the greatest pleasures of summer. It was actually a French invention, but English drinkers liked to add an equal quantity ofwhite wine to make it rather more heady! This is a quick and easy recipe, using the whole lemons. It can be used for any citrus fruit.
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 This old-fashioned recipe was originally made with wild cherries, but any red or black cultivated varieties can be used. The liqueur is the most glorious dark, ruby red.
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 Recipe for a 9" or 10" round flan case.
Make a shortcrust pastry case (adding one tsp of icing sugar to the shortcrust pastry mixture) and bake blind.
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 Barley water was originally drunk as a medicine, but later became the drink of genteel Victorian ladies. It is forever linked with tennis and croquet parties.
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Lemon and mint are a refreshing combination and make a cooling picnic drink. It should be drunk within a few days.
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A delicious liqueur made with fresh angelica, or ‘herb of the angels’, which is a lovely plant to grow in the garden. It grows wild in most northern countries of Europe and also in the Pyrenees. In the United States, it is also a plant of the most northern areas. Cut the stems in late summer with scissors.
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 What better way to celebrate the onset of summer than to pack a picnic and head down to the closest piece of water? Sunshine reflecting from the water - lots of open spaces and a venue with a view - all you need for an excellent picnic is some tasty food and some good company.
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 You don't have to go to your local takeaway to enjoy the wonderful flavour of Chicken Tikka. This simple marinade recipe explains how simple it is to make. Good for a tasty tea for the kids or for a dinner party.
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