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Cincinnati Magazine April 5, 2021 Hopefully we’ve shoveled our last of the snow and spring is here to stay—with summer just around the corner. Let the outdoor activities commence! Whether you’re spending time on the water, in the backyard, or out camping, quench your thirst with something light and refreshing. Here are 10 of our favorite drinks to sip in the warmer weather with ingredients you’ll find at The Party Source. Photograph courtesy The Party Source White Peach Margaritas Tequila is a summer go-to and it’s becoming a best seller at The Party Source along with mezcal, tequil...

All The Reasons Why Bok Choy Belongs In Your Next Stir Fry Julia Sullivan, CPT First, spinach had its heyday in the early aughts. Then kale became trendy (remember when people would throw kale in the oven and have the audacity to call it chips?!), and now cauliflower is having a moment. The next type of produce that's poised for fad-dom? Bok choy. “Like other leafy green vegetables, bok choy is a rich source of antioxidants, such as vitamin C and vitamin A,” explains nutritionist Jennifer McDaniel, RDN. She notes that bok choy contains a trove of heart-healthy and potenti...

The Washington PostGetty Images First, spinach had its heyday in the early aughts. Then kale became trendy (remember when people would throw kale in the oven and have the audacity to call it chips?!), and now cauliflower is having a moment. The next type of produce that's poised for fad-dom? Bok choy. “Like other leafy green vegetables, bok choy is a rich source of antioxidants, such as vitamin C and vitamin A,” explains nutritionist Jennifer McDaniel, RDN. She notes that bok choy contains a trove of heart-healthy and potentially cancer-preventing and bone-building benefits. The list re...

Irish coffee recipe perfect for St Patrick's Day You only need four ingredients to make this great after-dinner drink Irish coffee is a great St Patrick's Day treat (Image: Getty Images) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice An Irish coffe...

Corned Beef: Making It vs. Ordering Takeout This week plan to hear a lot about corned beef. With St. Paddy's day in the middle of the week, we will most likely be talking about various Irish celebrations through the weekend and that will include talking about food. So what exactly is corned beef? According to Delish, it is a tough cut of meat usually brisket, made tender by a salt-filled cooking process which is probably why so many of us like it. They liken the cooking process to pickling the beef. They even go as far as mentioning that The Spruce Eats refers to corned beef as pickled beef.