Thursday, January 7, 2010

I need a great recipe for sangria. Anyone?

SANGRIAS





Sangria I:





1 bottle white wine or blush chablis


1 2 liter bottle club soda


2 cups sugar


3 oranges, thinly sliced


3 lemons, thinly sliced





Do not peel citrus. Wash and thinly slice oranges and lemons over a small bowl to catch seeds and juice. Discard seeds.


Combine all ingredients (including lemon and orange juices) in a large container, adding as much of the wine as desired (taste and add more if needed to reduce sweetness).





Cover with plastic wrap and allow to stand overnight in a cool place. Serve over ice.











Sangria II:





5 tablespoons sugar


2 oranges


1 cup orange juice


3 apples


1 bottle dry red wine


2 tablespoons cognac


1/2 cup Mandarin oranges, with juice (optional)


2 cups soda water








Wash and peel oranges and remove seeds. Slice into small cubes. Wash and peel apples and remove cores. Cut into small cubes.


In a small saucepan. warm the orange juice and stir in the sugar. Add the canned Mandarin oranges. Stir in fruit and remaining ingredients (except soda).





Chill. Add soda just before serving. Serve over ice.











Sangria III:





2 tablespoons lemon juice


1 quart bottle ginger ale


2 cups hard apple cider


1 bottle dry white wine


1 cup pineapple chunks (with juice)








Dissolve sugar in apple juice. Add pineapple. Peel, core and cut apple. Combine all ingredients except ginger ale. Chill. Serve over ice.





Sangria IV:





2 lemons


2 limes


4 oranges


3 apples


1 large container frozen strawberries, thawed


1 bottle burgundy wine


orange juice, as desired


brandy or cognac, as desired





Wash and thinly slice lemons, limes, oranges, and apples into thin slices without removing the peel. Place in a large pitcher. Add strawberries.





Pour the wine into the pitcher, so that it covers the fruit. Cover, and refrigerate for a minimum of 4 hours. After the Later on, stir in orange juice and brandy as desired. Taste and adjust sweetness.





Chill for at least 1 hour before serving.





OR











PORTUGUESE SANGRIA





1 bottle of red wine - preferably Portuguese


1 shot of brandy


1 shot of triple sec


1 shot of Porto wine


1 shot of Martini Rosso


1 apple, thinly sliced


1 lemon, thinly sliced


1 orange, thinly sliced


1 quart of orange juice


1/2 cup of 7-Up


2 small bags of sugar (espresso style)


cinnamon


3 mint leaves





a large pitcher or punch bowl, with plenty ice, introduce the fruits into and then the liquor shots, brandy, triple sec, Porto wine and martini rosso, mix then the orange juice, pour the red wine into and stir well but slowly, add the sugar and stir, add the seven up and top with cinnamon and the mint leaves, give a last stir and serve ice cold.





JMI need a great recipe for sangria. Anyone?
1 (750 ml) bottle inexpensive fruity medium-bodied red wine


1 (750 ml) bottle coconut rum (I use Captain Morgan)


1 large fresh orange


1 fresh lime


1 fresh lemon


5 fresh kiwi


1 lb green grapes


1 fresh mango


1 lb fresh strawberries





Wash and cut the fruit into small chunks.


You do not need to peel the fruit, just wash and chunk.


Place the cut fruit pieces into a large cooler.


(We buy the styrofoam disposable coolers with the lid.) Pour the full contents of the red wine and rum over the fresh fruit, mixing and stirring.


Cover the cooler and and let sit for at least 24 hours in a dark cool place.


(This is the hard part.).


Serve the mixture by spooning out with a laddle into cups with the fruit and liquid.


Can be poured over ice, but is equally as good straight from the cooler

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