dpf wrote:Congratulations on the new grandbaby Sheila. I'm still waiting for #1 in March. In fact the baby shower is February 1st and I was informed by Ashley's mom that I'm in charge of the punch...anybody have any idea for a good recipe?
dpf wrote:Carolyn...thanks for the recipe.
bluepinecones wrote:That coffee punch does sound good.
My husband had a problem with blue food also. Made him a cake once and dyed it blue. I thought it was pretty but he would not eat it. In the early days of our marriage, I got bored with the limited food choices we could afford and decided to liven things up with food coloring. He refused pink milk, green eggs, orange noodles as well as other creative, colorful dishes.
dpf wrote:Carolyn...thanks for the recipe. I also found this one for a cappuccino punch. What do you guys think of this? I thought with the craze on all the coffee drinks and the majority of the guests are going to be the 30ish and under crowd it might be a hit. Maybe two choices for punch....a fruit one and a coffee one.
Ingredients
•3-1/2 quarts water
•2-1/3 cups sugar
•3/4 cup instant coffee granules
•1/2 cup chocolate syrup
•1 gallon vanilla ice cream
•1 pint coffee ice cream
Directions
•In a large kettle, bring water to a boil. Remove from the heat. Stir
in the sugar, coffee and chocolate syrup until sugar is dissolved.
Cool to room temperature. Transfer to four half-gallon containers.
Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
•Just before serving, pour coffee mixture into a punch bowl. Add
scoops of vanilla and coffee ice cream; stir until partially melted.
Yield: about 2 gallons.
Also found a SUPER simple recipe for mock champagne. Equal amounts of white grape juice and ginger ale. And add frozen strawberries, raspberries or grapes. That's my kind of recipe! Ashley's sister thinks we should have blue punch since the baby is a boy. I have trouble with blue food.
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