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Champagne Recipes

posted 6 months ago in Beehive

We are having a little Champagne & Wedding Cake Brunch the morning after the wedding for our guests. I wanted to offer some champagne type beverages, like Mimosas. Does anyone have recipes for particularly delicious champagne based drinks? 

posted by DesignBee 42 posts 6 months ago

I've been looking for similar drinks because we're serving a brunch menu.  One of the most helpful places I've found for recipes so far is the Food Network New Year's site.  There's a link on the lower righthand side for top celebratory cocktails.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/et_hd_new_years/

Allrecipes also had a few champagne recipes that sounded tasty.  I'm excited to try this mimosa variation:

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Party-Mimosa/Detail.aspx 

For a non-alcoholic option I recently served this at a friend's

baby shower and it was a total hit.. 

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Tart-and-Bubbly-Wedding-Punch/Detail.aspx

Does anyone else have any good champagne or brunch type drink recipes to share?

posted by mikala 32 posts 6 months ago

Poinsettias. Triple sec, cranberry juice and champagne. Very pretty red color.

posted by prettykatie 158 posts 6 months ago

This isn't champagne-based, but it IS bubbly, pretty and refreshing:

1/2 to 1 oz. Cointreau (depending on how strong you want it to be)

Fresh Strawberry slices

Club Soda or seltzer

Combine the above in a tall glass (or flute) over ice and garnish with a fresh lime wedge.

If you wanted to pre-make these to a degree, you could have the strawberry slices already cut and marinating in a chilled bowl with the  Cointreau and fresh lime juice.  Then, your guests could just ladle a bit into the iced glass and add the soda.

I love this drink in the summer b/c it's light and not too sweet.

You might even be able to substitute champagne for the seltzer, though I'd eliminate the lime in that case.

posted by beanchar 95 posts 6 months ago

We're doing a prosecco bar at our wedding, so here's a few ideas: pomegranate juice, mango juice, peach nectar, cassis, blueberry juice, orange juice (looks like you got that one covered). I've also heard of people doing flavored simple syrups.

posted by rebecca 986 posts 6 months ago

Here is a recipe from Martha Stewart Weddings. It's called the Blushing Bride.

posted by mrspikake 12 posts 6 months ago

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