Cocktails Recipes

From EatingWell

This thirst-quenching cocktail was said to be created by a bartender from Chihuahua, Mexico, in the 1940s.

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From The Food Channel

For an authentic toast to the races, look no further - beware, these cocktails are no joke, but they are sooo good!

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Serve this drink in traditional silver mint julep cups or crystal glasses.

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Three ingredients make this champagne drink easy to celebrate. It's holiday blush makes it ideal for Christmas and New Year's celebrations.

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Christmas and New Year's are good times to mix up this white wine cocktail recipe. This refreshing drink is extra easy to make.

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From Tyler Florence

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Use apple juice to give a rich golden color to this spiced sipper.

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Raspberry syrup and red raspberries floating in champagne make an irresistible Christmas mixed drink.

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Substitute cranberry juice for orange juice and you have a special sipper ideal for Christmas or New Year's brunch.

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This spirited drink gets its color and a bit of sweetness from raspberry liqueur.

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Toast the Christmas holiday with this champagne and pear juice drink recipe.

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Ginger adds a peppery bite to this sparkling drink. For a nonalcoholic version, skip the vodka and champagne and use the ginger syrup with sparkling water or sparking cider.

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From Tyler Florence

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From The Food Channel

A cranberry infused libation that imparts a striking deep red color and fresh, vibrant cranberry to any seasonal cocktail.

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From EatingWell

This pretty pink cocktail would be perfect for a bridal shower luncheon. Any leftover pureed juice is refreshing on its own.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

The melons in this refreshing liqueur are shaped into balls using an ice cream scoop and then dropped into the glass. If you are planning a party, follow the make-ahead recipe instructions to freeze in advance.

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From EatingWell

You'll feel like you're on a tropical getaway with this refreshing strawberry-coconut cocktail. To keep it cool in warmer weather, freeze fresh berries for 30 minutes before blending. Variation: For a nonalcoholic version, omit the rum and add 1/2 cup additional strawberries.

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From Fine Cooking Books

This recipe is an elegant take on the ice cream soda, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a handful of raspberries floating in a glass of champagne.

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From EatingWell

Passion fruit juice turns a pina colada into something special.

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From The Food Channel

Pour this wonderful spiced cider into a sterilized decanter, tie with a pretty bow, and you have a lovely holiday gift.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Serve this fizzy, fruity drink in champagne flutes or in punch cups. Make a separate batch with pineapple juice for a nonalcoholic punch.

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From Heart-Healthy Living

Club soda makes this sweet mint-flavored drink festively fizzy. Try it for holiday parties.

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From Better Homes and Gardens

Once you make the simple syrup, this drink is a breeze to put together.

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From The Food Channel

The margarita includes ingredients that should stimulate the four primary tastes: sweet, sour, salty and bitter. This recipe achieves a nice balance of these tastes.

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