The Pegu Club Cocktail

The Pegu Club Cocktail, originating in early 20th century Southeast Asia, is gaining popularity with slight modifications. This gin-based drink omits egg whites and incorporates two bitters, using Grand Marnier instead of traditional triple sec. The recipe includes gin, Grand Marnier, lime juice, and bitters, resulting in a savory cocktail.

Super Greens (Panda Express Copycat)

We finally got a few Panda Express nearby. We enjoy their food, particularly the “Super Greens” dish. Here is our version / copycat recipe.

Review: Mr. Crisp in Greenville, South Carolina

Mr. Crisp in Greenville, SC, is a favorite seafood restaurant offering a changing menu with must-try dishes like Fish and Chips, Hush Puppies, and seasonal fresh oysters. The bartender’s unique cocktails are also highly recommended. With a focus on local, sustainable ingredients, it’s a must-visit spot for seafood lovers in the area.

The Bee Sting Cocktail

The Bee Sting cocktail is a variation of the classic Bee’s Knees, adding a spicy twist with fresh jalapeno. Mix gin, lemon juice, and honey syrup with muddled jalapeno, then strain and garnish with sliced jalapenos. The result is a sweet, tangy drink with a kick. Find more old school cocktails on the blog.

Local South Carolina Peach Ice Cream

Recipe for peach ice cream using fresh local peaches, half and half, sugar, Grand Marnier and other ingredients. The process involves macerating peaches and using an ice cream maker.

Hot Italian Sausage, Fennel and Caramelized Onion Pizza

I love the Sausage Fennel and Caramelized Onion Pizza at The Lazy Goat restaurant. I made a similar version at home, adding a thin layer of tomato sauce and using hot Italian sausage, fennel seeds, and Fontina cheese.