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Free Recipies
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| Le Mousseux Mixing Drinks |
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Appaloosa: ½ & ½ Champagne & Le Mousseux in a fluted glass |
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| The Party: 1 shot (ounce) Spiced Rum on the rocks and fill with Le Mousseux | |||||
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The Shandy: Equal amounts of your favorite beer
& Le Mousseux in a frosted glass
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| Mousse Spritzer: Ice in a cocktail glass with a teaspoon of raspberry jam, ½ & ½ Club Soda & Le Mousseux | |||||
| The Frenchie: 1 part Orange juice, 2 parts Le Mousseux, 2-oz. Armagnac or Cognac (brandy) | |||||
| Apple Glacier: Fill glass with shaved ice add in equal parts, Le Mousseux, Lemonade, Vermouth (red or white). | |||||
| Velvet Sash: 2 parts your favorite stout and 1 part Le Mousseux | |||||
| Apple Crisp: 3 oz. Brandy, top with Le Mousseux | |||||
| Granny Cran: Equal parts Le Mousseux, Cranberry juice and Limeade. | |||||
| Le Mousseux Entrée Recipes |
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| Pork Tenderloin with Le Mousseux | |||||
| Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Split the tenderloin length-wise.
Place 1/8th inch apple slices in the center with a few garlic slices and
tie into long tenderloin. In an ovenproof skillet heat to a moderate temperature
1 tablespoon of butter, 2 ounces of Le Mousseux, and a shallot. When the shallot
is clear and silky, add the dredged (flour, salt & pepper) tenderloin. Brown.
Bake at 30 minutes per pound until done. Place the tenderloin on a heated
serving-slicing platter. Deglaze the skillet: Add 2 tablespoons of flour,
stirring constantly with a wire whisk until thickened and well combined
and smooth. Add one cup of Le Mousseux Sparkling Cider, one cup of chopped
fresh apple and salt and pepper to taste. Dress the platter with the pan
sauce and serve. |
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| Delicious Fried Apples with Country Ham (or meat favorite) | |||||
| Core and slice four apples (at least two varietals, one sweet,
and one tart) into 1/8th-inch rings. Sauté in a heavy skillet a thick country
ham slice. Remove ham slice. Add to the skillet 1-cup honey, ¼ cup Le Mousseux,
¼ cup cider vinegar and a tablespoon of butter. Sauté apple slices until
translucent. Sprinkle with brown sugar and serve over country ham slice.
Garnish with fresh parsley. |
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| Poached Chicken Breast Le Mousseux | |||||
| Prepare poaching bath as follows: ¼ cup cider vinegar, 2 cups
Le Mousseux, one whole onion sliced thinly, pinch salt and pepper, 1/2 small
lemon thinly sliced and one sweet apple thinly sliced. Prepare Chicken breast
by pounding into thin medallions. Poach in rolling boil-poaching bath for
only a few minutes until done. Remove to a moderately heated sauté skillet
and quickly heat four thinly sliced apples (two different varietals-sweet
and tart) 2 tablespoons of butter, dash nutmeg, 2 dashes of grated fresh
cinnamon and brown or white sugar to taste (two tablespoons). |
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| Venison Roast with Apples & Raisins | |||||
| Hot Le Mousseux Sauce: | |||||
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| Cold Blue Fish Braised Le Mousseux: | |||||
| You may substitute any whole fish which has a firm body. Smell the fish for freshness. If it smells fishy give it to the cat and buy a new one. Select a whole fish (with head), which fits your poacher. You may tie the fish in muslin and braise in a roaster if you like. De-scale, clean and gut your fish, leaving the head on. Start braising in cold bath of Le Mousseux, one sliced lemon and one sliced red onion. (You may decide to add a few of your favorite spices, but be careful. Braising intensifies the flavors of added spices). Allow 61/2 to 8 minutes per pound from the moment the bath begins to boil, reduce heat and simmer during the cooking period. Drain whole fish, refrigerate till cold and serve with your favorite apple chutney, herb sauce, mayo, mustard or dip. | |||||