Recipe Mutiny: 06/19/17

Monday, June 19, 2017

Hair of the Dog Pancake Recipes Inspired by Your Favorite Booze

Consuming even more alcohol after a night of poor decision-making may sound like the absolute worst idea ever, but hair of the dog (the act of drinking more booze to reduce the effects of a hangover) has been a proven remedy for many late-night partygoers.

While we’re not really interested in putting this theory to the test, we’re happy to recommend some liquor-inspired pancake recipes that may just do the trick. It’s certainly got to be a more enjoyable experience to nosh on breakfast food (which simultaneously soaks up the booze) than chug another cocktail, right? Right. Scroll down to check them out!

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Mojito Pancakes

At the very least, the mint in these Cuban-inspired pancakes will make your breath smell better. And that’s something we all could benefit from.

Mini Mimosa Pancakes

Tablespoon

We’re not sure anything will come close to a Sunday brunch mimosa, but these little guys are worth getting out of bed for. Clink forks (instead of glasses) with your bestie and get up to speed on all of last week’s gossip. Get the recipe.

Pina Colada Pancakes

Dizzy, Busy and Hungry,

You don’t have to be hungover in the Caribbean to enjoy these morning treats. In fact, all you really need is a standard batter with some crushed pineapple and coconut. We can hear the waves crashing now. Get the recipe.

Guinness Pancakes

Betsy Life

Guinness may be “Australian for beer,” but it’s also dangerous for your dignity. Too many rounds and you’ll be spending your next day texting apologies…while eating these pancakes. Get the recipe.

Strawberry Champagne Pancakes

Veggie and the Beast Feast

If you’re wanting your weekend to feel just a little bit classier, opt for this champagne-based stack with fresh strawberry syrup. It’s a reason to celebrate. Get the recipe.

Whiskey Pancakes

Namely Marly

Honestly, if you’re capable of consuming whiskey pancakes after a night of drinking whiskey, you have the stomach of an ox and we are forever envious. Get the recipe.

Strawberry Lime Margarita Pancakes

Put On Your Cake Pants

If Budweiser can stick strawberry lime margarita mix into its beer and call it a Limerita, you are more than welcome to add the flavor concoction to any food or drink recipe and pass it off as legitimate. No judgment. Get the recipe.

Baileys Irish Cream Pancakes

Serious Eats

Can someone explain to us why Baileys Irish Cream seems to pair well with everything? Who are we kidding…cream + sugar is always a delicious combo. Get the recipe.

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Chorizo and Egg Chilaquiles With Salsa Verde

Tortilla chips don't get enough respect. Most often bought in bag form and eaten as a snack, their potential to form part of a tasty meal is overlooked. Combine home-fried chips, salsa verde, spicy chorizo, and eggs, then serve it up with fresh radishes and vinegary pickled onions, and you have yourself a chilaquiles dish that'll make you think twice the next time you're tempted in the snack aisle. Get Recipe!

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Greek Chicken Skewers with Flatbread and Yogurt Sauce (Chicken Souvlaki)

Enjoy a virtual visit to the Mediterranean with these Greek-inspired open faced “sandwiches” with grilled chicken. They’re perfect for a summer supper!

Souvlaki — small pieces of meat or vegetables grilled on skewers — are popular all over Greece and often served with warm flatbread. Top this with a tangy yogurt sauce and a riot of fresh vegetables and you’ve got a knockout dinner.

This is fast food at its finest: simple, delicious and healthy! Eat them by folding the flatbread in half around the chicken and chowing down.

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Make-Ahead Feta and Spinach Breakfast Wraps

This post is brought to you in partnership with Frigo® Cheese.

These cheesy spinach and feta breakfast wraps make life easy, whether you are serving them at a big potluck brunch or just for your family during the week.

Frigo’s tangy Feta Cheese and spinach are such a classic and irresistible combo – doubly so when paired with the soft scrambled eggs in this recipe. The wraps are so quick to assemble, though you can also make them up to two days in advance and reheat in the oven or microwave. What’s not to love?!

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Craft Beer Salsa

Renfro Foods, makers of award-winning salsas known for their unique flavors and other specialty food products, introduced Mrs. Renfro’s Craft Beer Salsa.

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The Golden Age of Beverage Innovation

Extended-release energy drinks that last longer. Meal replacement drinks customized to each individual’s needs. Water bottled from trees. And milk from a new kind of cow that is easier to digest.

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Glanbia Nutritionals: Ingredient Solutions

Glanbia Nutritionals, a leading global nutrition innovator and formulation specialist, will showcase five new ingredient advances at IFT17 Food Expo in Las Vegas, June 25-28, 2017. Glanbia Nutritionals experts will also be on stand to introduce the innovative, versatile ingredients and answer visitor questions.

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Bay State Milling: Wheat Flour, Fiber Benefits

Bay State Milling Company, IFT Expo Booth #4070, introduces HealthSense™, a high fiber wheat flour derived from high amylose wheat. HealthSense™ offers the combined benefits of customary wheat flour functionality, a highly desired macronutrient, and traceability to the farm in one ingredient.

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People Are Actually Tanning with Coca-Cola This Summer

Aside from being one of the most iconic soft drinks of all time, Coca-Cola is multifunctional. The bubbly beverage has proven to clean toilets, strip rust from bolts, and even remove bugs from a dirty windshield. Thus, it comes as no surprise that some bold “beauty enthusiast” decided to test Coke’s fullest potential by dousing him or herself in the sweet, sticky liquid as a base for summer tanning.

We know what you may be thinking: why? Just WHY? But shockingly, Coke’s caramel color and acidic properties may actually help to achieve that desired sun-kissed glow. In fact, it has inspired message board topics and Yahoo! Answers conversations from all over the world.

According to Allure, the trend has become increasingly more popular in the states, which means we are either the dumbest or most clever inhabitants on this earth. Dermatologists, unfortunately (though not shockingly), seem to think the former, as Dr. Joshua Zeichner, director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital, tells the magazine that “while some feel that Coca-Cola can speed up your tan, it actually can be dangerous, and I recommend staying away from it.”

“Applying it to the skin may lead to a temporary darkening or staining of the skin, but because sodas are acidic, it may exfoliate dead cells, enhancing the ability of UV light penetrate into the skin. Ultimately, this may increase your risk of a sun burn,” he adds.

Even with stern warnings from medical professionals, we’re sure beachgoers will continue to engage in the risky behavior. Because let’s be completely honest, if you have zero qualms about putting 39 grams of canned sugar into your body on a daily basis, damaged skin and premature aging are the least of your concerns.

We’ll stick to good, old-fashioned Coppertone and bottled water, please.

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Grilled Radicchio With Cherry Gastrique

A bold marriage of sweet, sour, and bitter defines this grilled radicchio side dish. Charred and wilted, the radicchio is brought back to life by a vivid sweet-and-sour cherry sauce, making it the perfect pairing for a sizzling, fatty grilled steak. Get Recipe!

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