Friday, December 30, 2016

Pomegranate Mimosa



How was your Christmas holiday?  I hope you all enjoyed a wonderful time with your family and friends.  My family had a wonderful reunion with relatives travelling from Hong Kong.  The Kiddos had so much fun playing with their cousins.  We sure hope they’ll visit again soon. 

New Year's Eve Cocktail Recipe: Pomegranate Mimosa   http://uTry.it

With so many things and events happened in 2016, some were great and some were definitely bad, it’s quite a mixed feeling to say goodbye to 2016!  On the bright side, there are many great things to look forward to.  The key is not to lose hope!  I constantly remind myself not to worry about the things that I cannot change, but to focus on how to improve myself in case I need to change and make things better!  I always tell my kids to think positive, but prepare for the worst!    

New Year's Eve Cocktail Recipe: Pomegranate Mimosa   http://uTry.it

On a lighter note.  Today, I wanted to share with you the very last recipe and video tutorial for this year: Pomegranate Mimosa.  It’s a perfect cocktail to ring in the new year!  Usually, mimosa is a mix of fresh orange juice and champagne.  I’m changing things up and used pomegranate juice instead.  It’s a gorgeous and delightful twist to the traditional mimosa for sure!  I hope you’ll give this delicious cocktail a try soon.

Last but not least, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone for all your supports in 2016!  I’m truly grateful for each and everyone of you.  Your comments, feedback, and encouragement mean a lot to me.  Wish you and your family a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2017!  Cheers!

New Year's Eve Cocktail Recipe: Pomegranate Mimosa   http://uTry.it


Please drink responsibly.  Health and General Disclaimers



Pomegranate Mimosa:
Makes: 2 cocktails

1/2 cup pomegranate juice, chilled
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice, chilled
1 cup champagne, chilled
2 teaspoons of fresh pomegranate seeds
2 pieces of lemon rinds
2 springs of fresh mint leaves, for garnish

Place pomegranate juice and lemon juice in a measuring cup with a spout.  Pour into 2 champagne glasses until half way full.  Top glasses with champagne, then add a teaspoon of pomegranate seeds into each glass.  Garnish with a piece of lemon rind and fresh mint leaves.  Cheers and enjoy!

4 comments:

  1. So festive and beautiful! Happy New Year, Amy.

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    1. Thank you! Happy New Year to you and your family, Angie. All the best in 2017!

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  2. A colorful and festive way to ring in the New Year. I hope you and your family have a good one.

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    1. Thank you so much, Karen. Wish you and your family a wonderful 2017 as well!

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