The Black and Tan owes its soul (if not its actual pedigree) to Ireland. Raise a pint to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the return of legal beer to the US at the end of Prohibition.
Sure, corned beef for St. Paddy's Day -- been there, done that. But given how cheap and easy it is, and how much we love it, why oh why don't we eat it all winter long?
Mixology Monday and the "Fugu for Two".
The tiki gods at Forbidden Island offer up a couples’ cocktail served from the belly of a ceramic pufferfish. Romantic, no?
The Dark & Stormy -- or is that Dark n' Stormy®? However you punctuate the dang thing, this mixture of rum, ginger beer, and lime is more than the sum of its parts.
Drink of the Week! The Martinez may seem like the lovechild of the Martini and the Manhattan, but it's older than either, and quite possibly the origin of both.
Sure, the recipe for Zuni Cafe Mock Porchetta is long. But it's not difficult, or even time consuming, to make this heavenly herb-infused pork shoulder.
Drink of the Week: Valentine's Day may be long gone, but the Royal Romance keeps the passion(fruit) alive with a little help from gin, Grand Mariner, and grenadine.
Drink of the Week: Although the Horse's Neck started life as a non-alcoholic drink in the late 1800s, it didn't take long for clever barkeeps to fortify it with a 'kick' of whiskey.
The best drinks for the shortest nights mix spicy holiday flavors with a dash of new year’s sparkle. Drink of the Week -- the Firelight -- is no exception.
An interesting way to use up leftovers from the holiday roast, BudÃn Azteca layers a rich mole sauce with tortillas, cheese, beans, and shredded meat.