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If you use an immersion blender: Add everything to a pint jar, except the salt and pepper. Blend the mixture using an up/down motion until the vinaigrette emulsifies. Remove the stick blender and add salt/pepper to taste. If you use a regular blender: Add all the ingredients except the olive oil, salt and pepper.
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Add a splash of cranberry, pineapple, or pomegranate juice. Replace some of the orange juice with blood orange or grapefruit juice. Add a tablespoon of peach or strawberry puree to the bottom of each champagne flute. Add chopped fresh fruit like strawberries, blueberries, and orange slices. Add a tablespoon of liqueur like Grand Marnier or.
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Combine sugar & Marmalade in small saucepan, cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until sugar is dissolved. Cool slightly. Combine marmalade mixture, champagne and oranges into a large bowl. (Champagne gets super fizzy when poured into juice like this) Stir gently. Cover and chill for 8 hours. Serve in small dishes and garnished with.
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In each of two champagne glasses (bowls or flutes), combine the orange and lime juices, vodka, ginger beer, and then top with the sparkling wine. Garnish with the orange slices and mint sprigs and serve chilled. Think about pairing this with Orange Cake for a lovely dessert moment! Orange Champagne Mule: A citrusy, sparkling cocktail, perfect.
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While holding your Champagne flute at a slight tilt, fill the glass about halfway with sparkling wine. Fill the rest of the glass with orange juice, and serve promptly. Feel free to adjust the ratio of sparkling wine to orange juice to suit your preferences (I like my mimosas with more sparkling wine than orange juice).
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01. Tilt your champagne flute and carefully pour in the sparkling wine, filling the glass to about halfway. 02. Pour the orange juice on top to fill the glass and serve immediately to avoid the bubbles going flat.
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Mix well, place over low heat and cook, stirring, until the sugar dissolves. Cut the peel from the oranges, cut into slices and then quarter each slice, removing the white center pith from each.
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Add eggs and mix. Add orange juice, champagne, and salt and beat until all combined and mostly smooth. Pour mixture into a saucepan set over low to low-medium heat. Stirring or whisking often, let curd heat until thickened and reaches 170°F. You'll want the curd to coat the back of a wooden spoon.
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To make a larger batch that serves 8 combine 1 chilled bottle of Champagne or sparkling white wine with cups of orange juice. Either combine in a pitcher and pour into each glass or fill half of the glass with sparkling white wine and then top with orange juice to the top of the glass for a 50/50 proportion.
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Champagne Oranges Serves 10-12. Combine: ½ cup sugar ½ cup orange marmalade Mix well and stir over low heat until sugar dissolves. 8 large navel oranges. Cut peel from oranges, slice and quarter each, removing white center pith from each slice. 1 ½ cup champagne or sparkling white grape juice.
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Preheat oven to 375F and spray one or two mini muffins pans (I made 18 muffins) with floured cooking spray, or grease and flour the pan (s); set aside. To a large bowl, add the flour, baking powder, salt, and whisk to combine; set aside. To a medium bowl, add the sugar, egg, oil, zest, orange juice, almond extract, and whisk to combine.
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Instructions. Place all fruit and orange juice in a large pitcher or bowl, add wine and allow to sit in the refrigerator for 3 - 24 hours. Right before serving, add champagne. Taste; if you'd like it to be sweeter, add 1/4 cup granulated sugar, honey, or agave. Serve and enjoy!
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Make a virgin mimosa with sparkling grape juice or cider instead of wine. Pour a splash of grenadine for sweetness and a "sunrise" effect. Add the fresh taste of fruits or herbs. Garnish the drink with a sprig of lavender, rosemary, or sage, or muddle seasonal fruits and the orange juice in a mixing glass, then double strain into the flute.
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Add a splash of crème de cassis (or another blackberry liqueur) for a pretty ombre pink color. Drop a hibiscus flower into the bottom of your champagne flute for a pretty garnish. Blend the orange juice with ice for a bellini-like cocktail. Add a strawberry or a few raspberries to your glass. Drop a few cranberries into the glass for a festive.
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The simplest of all cocktails in the world, made with 2 parts champagne or sparkling wine, and 1 part orange juice. If you're on a budget, this is by far the easiest and best way to dress up an inexpensive champagne and turn it into a cocktail delight! How to make Mimosas. 2 parts champagne. 1 part orange juice
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Directions. In a champagne flute or coupe drop in 1 sugar cube and add a dash of citrus bitters right on top of the cube. Pour in the lime juice and orange juice and allow the sugar to dissolve a.
