Sentences with phrase «little brandy»
The phrase "little brandy" typically refers to a small amount or quantity of brandy, which is an alcoholic beverage made from distilled wine or fruit. Full definition
Moisten the rim of the coffee mug or glass with water or a little brandy and dip into a bowl of sugar.
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You can then add a little brandy or vanilla, cinnamon or anything you like to compliment the dessert you are serving it with.
Next time I will make a recipe and 1/2 of the dough for a larger galette, I also added cinnamon and a cinnamon stick and I think I might add a little brandy to the glaze.
Some folks even add a little brandy — I opted not to use brandy in this recipe.
A little brandy makes a «to die for» super rich Shrimp Bisque, chock full of shrimp.
Sprinkle a little brandy or sweet liqueur over all.»
The recipe suggests adding a little brandy for an additional twist!
A little brandy in the eggnog can warm the holiday atmosphere... but too much can lead to problems and the party - giver may be liable.
Pair with a light dessert such as freshly made sabayon or even plain panna cotta, drizzled with a little brandy figgy jus.
Drizzle just a little brandy fig marinating jus, or maple syrup.