Thursday, July 14, 2011

Pineapple Iced Tea and Favorite Summertime Recipes

Hi Y'all!

Doesn't this Pineapple Tea look refreshing!  It's been so hot here, cool drinks are a must.  I'll be adding pineapple juice to my grocery list. ~smile~
    
Photo from Taste of Home.  Click on link below for recipe.

How about a list of some of my favorite summertime recipes all in one place?  Yes, the snow icecream really is a summer recipe!

Enjoy!












Laura
Praying for Rain and Cooler Weather



5 comments:

  1. Nice summer post! Did you get some rain yesterday? It was nice to have a average July day, sadly, it's over already! :(

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  2. Looks wonderful! Will be adding pineapple juice to my list too!

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  3. 7 tea bags seems like a lot for 5 cups of water/juice. Try this as an alternative, boil some water in the microwave, (don't have to measure) add 1 cup sugar and stir to dissolve. Then add 6 plain tea bags and 2 of your favorite, like peach, raspberry, whatever. Let it sit covered overnight or for a few hours, then add that to a one gallon pitcher and fill up to the one gallon mark.

    We are not that hot here, the weather is perfect, our "highs" are your "lows"....gotta love Montana in July......

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  4. Hi Laura. I'm stopping by to say thank you for visiting me :) and to GFC you! These recipes sound wonderful. We will be trying a few, I think.

    Fellow Crew Member
    Mona Lisa

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  5. Hi!

    Stopping by from the TOS Crew to visit and follow.

    Some of your summer recipes sound good. I will have to look them over.

    Martha
    marthaschool.blogspot.com

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