ARTICLES For Pineapple juice
JUNGLE BIRD COCKTAIL
WITH 3 COMMENTS
The Jungle Bird cocktail is a sophisticated and delicious drink that marries a surprising combination of savory rum, bitter Campari, sweet pineapple and tart lime. The result is an addictively tasty cocktail that surpasses what you would imagine from its 1970 Tiki origins.
GOOMBAY SMASH
WITH 8 COMMENTS
The Goombay Smash is the ubiquitous cocktail of the Bahamas. Rum-rich and tropical fruit-forward, this thirst quencher will put you in an island mindset no matter where you are.
BAHAMA CONCH RUM COCKTAIL
WITH NO COMMENTS
This tasty rum, pineapple and guava juice cocktail is inspired by the beautiful colors of the conch shell found all over the Bahamas.
PINEAPPLE MOSCOW MULE
WITH 3 COMMENTS
My Pineapple Moscow mule is a refreshing blend of pineapple, lime, vodka and ginger beer. The perfect summer drink when you are dreaming of the tropics.
TROPICAL SANGRIA WITH PASSIONFRUIT
WITH 7 COMMENTS
This light, but full-flavored sangria is reminiscent of the vacation of your dreams. Yes, it is that good. The perfect drink for a summer evening whether you are in Honolulu, Noosa, Mal Pais or your backyard.
THAI PEARL COCKTAIL
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A delicious tropical cocktail inspired by a visit to a pearl farm on Rang Yai island in the Andaman sea.
MARGO’S END OF SUMMER COCKTAIL
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A Pimm's cup variation to celebrate the end of summer. Gin, fino dry sherry, pineapple, St. Germaine and lemon juice combine to make a refreshing, but not too sweet cocktail loaded with berries and cucumber slices.
PAINKILLER PANNA COTTA
WITH 2 COMMENTS
My Painkiller panna cotta is a blend of pineapple & orange juice, rum, coconut cream and coconut milk, finished with sprinkling of fresh ground nutmeg. I think it is every bit as delicious as the Painkiller cocktail!
PAINKILLER COCKTAIL
WITH NO COMMENTS
The Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost Van Dyke Island in the British Virgin Islands is the home of the world famous Pain Killer, a glorious dark rum and coconut milk concoction topped with fresh grated nutmeg.
CLASSIC SANGRIA
WITH NO COMMENTS
Nothing like whipping up a batch of sangria as the weather gets warmer and your barbecue gets hotter. Here is a basic recipe.