serving glass with ice and pour into blender.
Not exact matches
It was oven - cooked
with peeled new potatoes and carrots dumped out of cans, and
served with iceberg salad, store - bought rolls, and sweating
glasses of Lipton
iced tea.
Serve over
ice with lime wedges in salt - rimmed
glasses, if desired.
I think it tastes best when warmed and
served with a refreshing
glass of
iced coffee + almond milk, but my mom gobbled up a whole slice straight out of the refrigerator so I don't think we have any complaints there.
When you're ready to
serve, fill
glasses with ice.
Serve in chilled
glasses with ice and garnish
with a cucumber slice, if desired.
To
serve — Take 3 - 4 tbsp of the fruit syrup in a
glass, top it up
with some
ice - cube and cold water.
I have
served with scones, used as filling and also baked in lemon cupcakes, mixed into lemon buttercream
icing swirled
with raspberry puree buttercream
icing, mini lemon tarts in phyllo dough shells, and mixed into crumbled blueberry muffins and streusel topping in tall shot
glasses as dessert tasters.
Pour into
glasses and
serve with a few
ice cubes in.
I like to
serve my shakes (and smoothies)
with an old - fashioned long
ice cream spoon, and they're also so cute
served up in an old - fashioned
ice cream sundae
glass.
Fill a tall
glass with ice, pour the juice over the
ice, garnish
with a lime wedge and
serve.
Serve it simmering in large, heavy bowls
with an ample supply of soda crackers and a side of beans, but not much else except, maybe, hot, black coffee or quart - sized
glasses of
iced tea or a few frosty bottles of your favorite beer.
I tried this twice
with the frozen cherries and each time the cherries were just a little blah so I found a can of Oregan Brand bing cherries in a heavy syrup, they were just perfect in this dish, also I put a very small slice of chocolate cake in the bottom of the
glass, then the valilla
ice cream then
served the cherries on top..
Now place the crushed
ice in
serving glass and then pour the chach, garnish
with cumin powder and mint leaves.
Serve the lemonade over a full
glass of
ice —
with a squeeze of orange to add an extra hint of citrusy sweetness.
These make a fantastic appetiser or you can
serve as a light meal for two people — it's perfect for hot days
with an
ice - cold beer or tall
glass of water!
To
serve, place a few
ice cubes into a
glass and fill it
with the tea and fruits.
Serve with glasses of
ice - cold milk.
My favorite summer treat is homemade
ice cream
with soda poured over it,
served in a
glass.
Fill the rocks
glass with ice, strain the drink over the
ice, and
serve.
When you're ready
serve, place
ice in your
glass, pour about 3/4 of the way
with tea.
I've made this recipe in small cups and
served in parfait
glasses; made
ice cubes
with the mixture and dropped into seltzer for spritzers; and let it defrost a bit to
serve over vanilla
ice cream!
When ready to
serve, portion the honey sweetened tea into two
glasses filled halfway
with ice and add in half the frozen blueberries and a shot (1 oz) of brandy to each
glass.
Serve in cocktail
glasses straight up or over shaved
ice with additional lime wedges for garnish.
Our vanilla
ice cream
served in a tall
glass with a strong espresso, or your choice of liqueur, to pour over the top.
Once chilled and ready to
serve, divide the pear cider between two
glasses filled
with ice cubes, then top off
with club soda.
Serve over
ice in a short
glass garnished
with a sprig of mint.
Serve the tea in rocks
glasses with ice.
To
serve: Fill a
glass with ice.
To
serve, fill a
glass with ice and pour.
Serve the cocktails in
ice - filled Collins
glasses, garnished
with celery ribs, green olives and black pepper.
1 1/2 ounces Reserva del Señor Licor de Café 1 1/2 ounces of Reserva del Señor Silver Tequila 1/2 ounce Orange Liqueur Put in shaker
with ice Serve over
ice in Rocks
glass
Colombian Brownies:
Serve with vanilla bean
ice cream and bananas, or
with custard sauce and a
glass of port or sherry.
Serve in
ice - filled
glasses garnished
with more lemon verbena.
Stir tequila into chilled hibiscus mixture and
serve in rocks
glasses filled
with crushed
ice.
The michelada, one of the most popular drinks in Mexico, is a beer - based cocktail made
with lime, hot sauce, Worcestershire, and often tomato (or Clamato) juice, all
served over
ice in a
glass with a salted rim.
Strain into a
serving glass filled
with ice.
Shake vigorously and
serve in a
glass with a big piece of
ice.
The refreshing Cold Snap Cucumber Cosmo is made
with Reyka vodka, Solerno Blood Orange liqueur and fresh English cucumbers
served on the rocks in a
glass made entirely of
ice.
To make the Toki highball in the proper Japanese
serving ceremony, fill a tall
glass to the brim
with ice.
The resulting Boulevardier shows seamless toasty, earthy, and nutty notes from time in barrel,
served in a lowball
glass over one block of
ice and garnished
with a ribbon of orange peel.
Serve in
ice - filled rocks
glasses garnished
with reserved jalapeño slices and pineapple pieces.
Serve in tall
glasses filled
with ice cubes, adding 3/4 Sangria to 1/4 chilled club soda.
Serve in tall
glasses filled
with ice cubes, adding 3/4 Sangria to 1/4 club soda.
For individual
servings, pour about 4 oz of the sangria mixture into a
glass with ice, spoon in a few piece of fruit and then add a splash of sparkling water, to taste.
Add 1/2 cup of
ice, shake, then strain it into
serving glasses that have been rimmed
with cayenne.
It was delicious, hit the spot, and became my go - to margarita recipe made
with Hornitos Tequila and (always) Bols Triple Sec,
served over lots of
ice in a big wine
glass.
+ I keep mine in a
glass jar in the fridge and top my
ice cream, oat meals... you can also
serve it
with your cheese plates like they do at Central Kitchen.
Blend all the ingredients
with ice in a electric blender, pour into a large goblet or Hurricane
glass and
serve with straws.
Serve with a tall
glass of
ice cold milk.