Recipes By William Grimes

52 recipes found

Silver Fizz
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Silver Fizz

One drink
Carrot-and-Apple Juice
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Carrot-and-Apple Juice

1 serving
Veal Meatballs In Port Sauce
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Veal Meatballs In Port Sauce

30m4 servings
Club Cider
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Club Cider

1 serving
Red Wine-Port Ice Cream
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Red Wine-Port Ice Cream

30m1 quart
Millionaire's Pie
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Millionaire's Pie

15m6 servings
Washington Cocktail
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Washington Cocktail

1 serving
Kir Royale 38
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Kir Royale 38

One aperitif
Bamboozle
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Bamboozle

2m
Henry Clay's Southern Mint Julep
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Henry Clay's Southern Mint Julep

In an age devoted to convenience and speed, the julep throws up some major hurdles. Although it contains only three ingredients -- sugar, bourbon and mint -- it requires time and patience to make. The drink requires large quantities of crushed ice. To lay the foundation for the drink, it is first necessary to muddle the sugar with a little bourbon and a few mint leaves. It should be served with two straws and garnished with a nice bush of mint, sprinkled with a little powdered sugar, please. And of course, you'll want to serve your juleps in a silver or pewter mug.

6 servings
Juniperotivo
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Juniperotivo

1 aperitif
Royal Hawaiian
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Royal Hawaiian

1 serving
Blue Blazer
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Blue Blazer

10mTwo drinks and, with luck, generous applause
Normandie Tea
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Normandie Tea

1 serving
Venetian Sunset
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Venetian Sunset

1 serving
Chifferi Pilaf
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Chifferi Pilaf

30m4 to 6 servings
Kalbi-Chim
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Kalbi-Chim

This Korean-style dish is the perfect dinner-party centerpiece. The marinated pork ribs, kalbi, are slow-cooked over a bed of vegetables and mushrooms. Serve it with rice and homemade kimchi for a filling meal.

5h 30m4 servings
Citrus Julep
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Citrus Julep

6 drinks
Caliente Lemonade
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Caliente Lemonade

8 servings
Braised Rabbit With Polenta
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Braised Rabbit With Polenta

1h 15m6 servings
Armagnac Aperitif
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Armagnac Aperitif

1 serving
Lemon-Buttermilk Ice Cream
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Lemon-Buttermilk Ice Cream

1h1 quart
Rainbow Julep
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Rainbow Julep

1 serving
Clinton's Folly
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Clinton's Folly

1 serving