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Hawaiian Punch Recipes: A Resource Page

Hawaiian Punch Recipes: A Resource Page
In my last post I shared our family Hawaiian punch recipe. When I originally prepared that post in 2009 I also compiled a list of additional interesting punch recipes, which I will share again here on this page. All of the links lead to punch recipes from reputable sources. I hope that they help you find a recipe for your next party.

If you are curious, our family Hawaiian punch recipe can be found here.

Trader Vic's Tiki Party book by Steve Siegelman (shown above) shares cocktails and food to share with friends. You can find it on Amazon here.

You might like Martha Stewart's Hula Coola Recipe, which features canned sweetened cream of coconut, fresh pineapple, a big squirt of lemon or Martha's Tropical Ginger Punch Recipe.

Hawaiian Tropical Cocktails
Hawaiian Tropical Cocktails by Mark Sullivan (shown above) contains a collection of "awesome muddled (crushed fruit) tropical drinks!" Amazon customer reviewer Thirsty Chick in Honolulu says that it is great if you are looking for new ideas for cocktails. You can find it on Amazon here.

Giada De Laurentiis shares her Italian Fruit Punch recipe here.

Fuy Fieri shares his Fourth of July cocktail recipe here.

Finally, Mele Kalikimaka punch by Mischele Hicks can be found here.

See you
in the kitchen!
Brenda


The New Joy of Cooking Cookbook

The Joy of Cooking is one of those classic cookbooks no kitchen should be without.  I have one in my kitchen and when I want to know a basic cooking recipe or technique, it is the book I turn to first.

I won't tell you what version of this iconic cookbook is in my kitchen but I will share with you this bright, shiny and new 2006 edition.

The New York Times calls The Joy of Cooking
"one of the most important and influential books of the twentieth century."

Paula Deen calls it "a must-have for the kitchen."

I love the fact that it has been brought up to date so that it can continue to be used in the kitchens of today's generation of cooks.

Here is a video peek at what went into the newest version of The Joy of Cooking:


See you
in the kitchen!
Brenda

Quick Links:

Order your copy of The Joy of Cooking from Amazon.

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