Easy to make and perfect for a hot day.

Created for the Food Geometry challenge.

Food Geometry

Done for the Food Geometry Challenge. It's impossible not to think of citrus fruits for this challenge. Make a classic lemonade and add a colorful tropical fruit for flavor, or as a fun garnish. Don't forget to add some mint!

A modern take on my favorite kind of break! Geometric shapes make up this mid-century modern influenced ode to everything coffee.

Beautiful Pomegranate Martini will go perfectly for any celebration

The flavourful recipe for a "typical" Indian chai - so much better than the teabag version!

Food Geometry - Summer Sangria

An adapted illustration from my forthcoming book (with author Rachel Wharton): American Food: A Not-So-Secret History

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This cocktail esembles a gin fizz, which is typically lemon juice and sugar, topped with sparkling water. Here, you add a delicious kiwi, a liqueur flavored with elderflowers, and lime juice instead of lemon. Topped with a little Perrier, you've got yourself a perfect summer refreshment.

Family recipe for homemade damson liqueur, made from foraged hedgerow fruits.

This is a recipe that I use all year round but that is especially fitting for the summer! A creamy smoothie that tastes like cake without any of the gluten, grain, and animal products!

Contains NUTS.

Free of gluten, grains, dairy, and eggs.

Vegan.

This is great if you have some raspberries that have to get used stat! I prefer it to taste like raspberries, so there's a lot. :) And it's so refreshing in the summer!

My celebration of lovely, lovely tea!

Cannot go wrong with a hot pink margarita! Prickly pears or Opuntia are edible fruits on a flat cactus which are sweet to taste and a sight for sore eyes.