• 9/20 Nat'l Punch Day - 3

    From Dave Drum@1:229/452 to All on Sat Sep 18 22:05:36 2021
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    Title: Rent Party Punch
    Categories: Five, Beverages, Wine
    Yield: 40 Servings

    1 ga Sauternes wine
    4 qt Champagne
    2 qt Ginger Ale
    1/2 pt Sherbet (any flavour)
    Ice cubes to chill

    Mix. Serve.

    From: http://www.rentnparty.com

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  • From JIM WELLER@1:135/392 to DAVE DRUM on Sun Sep 19 23:26:00 2021

    Quoting Dave Drum to All <=-

    Title: Rent Party Punch
    1 ga Sauternes wine
    4 qt Champagne

    No way. Real Sauternes is a high quality Bordeaux and incredibly
    expensive. And if you're short on rent money you're not going to be
    buying real champagne either.

    America is guilty of ripping off famous European wine names and
    attaching them to cheap domestic wine that may or may not try to
    emulate the original: Burgundy, Chablis. Claret. Sauterne
    (misspelled), Champagne, Port, and Sherry to name a few.

    Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand stopped doing that a
    long time ago when requested to by the EU.

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    Title: Svitanak Cutlet
    Categories: Russian, Chicken, Cheese, Eggs
    Yield: 4 Servings

    350 g Chicken fillet
    80 g Cheese
    1 tb Mayonnaise
    4 Cloves garlic
    1 Egg
    80 g Wheat bread for crumbs
    2 tb Nmargarine or butter

    Remove tendons and pellicles from the fillet. Lay the stuffing on
    the big part of chicken fillet and cover it with the small part of
    fillet. Then shape in a roll, dip in egg, dredge in white bread
    crumbs twice, brown and braise until done in oven.

    Prepare the stuffing as follows: shred the cheese, mince garlic,
    mix everything and season with mayonnaise.

    Source: Belarusian cuisine. Miensk, 1994.
    Translation into English. A.Weise, V.Cichanovic, 1994.
    Bielaruskaja Palicka: http://knihi.com

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  • From Dave Drum@1:229/452 to JIM WELLER on Tue Sep 21 10:05:38 2021
    JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-

    Quoting Dave Drum to All <=-

    Title: Rent Party Punch
    1 ga Sauternes wine
    4 qt Champagne

    No way. Real Sauternes is a high quality Bordeaux and incredibly expensive. And if you're short on rent money you're not going to be
    buying real champagne either.

    Then it's Cold Duck time. (viz Eddie Harris/Les McCann)

    America is guilty of ripping off famous European wine names and
    attaching them to cheap domestic wine that may or may not try to
    emulate the original: Burgundy, Chablis. Claret. Sauterne
    (misspelled), Champagne, Port, and Sherry to name a few.

    It's all about the $$$$. We probably showed them a finger.

    Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand stopped doing that
    a long time ago when requested to by the EU.

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    Title: Lamb Shanks Braised in Merlot w/Figs
    Categories: Lamb/mutton, Wine, Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits
    Yield: 6 Servings

    6 Lamb shanks
    2 lg Onions; peeled, fine chopped
    2 Ribs celery; fine chopped
    20 Black olives
    3 tb Capers
    2 c Dried figs; halved
    2 tb Fresh rosemary
    1 ts Black pepper
    6 cl Garlic; peeled, lightly
    - smashed
    750 ml Bottle merlot
    2 tb Oil
    1/4 c Tomato paste
    1 c Stock (beef or chicken)
    Salt & pepper

    Place the lamb shanks in a deep dish with the onions
    celery, olives, capers, dried figs, black pepper, rosemary
    and garlic. Pour over the merlot and marinate, covered, in
    the fridge for at least 4 hours - 24 hours for preference.
    Remove the shanks from the marinade. Reserve the marinade.

    Heat the oil in a heavy-based frying pan and brown the
    shanks on all sides. Transfer them to a casserole dish.

    Add the tomato paste to the pan and stir over a moderately
    high heat until it becomes a deep reddish brown colour.
    Add the stock and bring to the boil. Pour over the meat
    and add the reserved marinade ingredients.

    Cover and cook at 320ºF/160ºC for 2 to 2 1/2 hours or
    until the meat is nearly falling from the bone. Season to
    taste, serve over mash with greens on the side.

    Recipe from: http://www.recipelink.com

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