Several nights ago, Lon and I stopped in at a liquor store looking for something else, but ended up with a bottle of Stone’s Original Ginger ( Ginger Flavored Currant Wine). Having no idea what it was, we thought the ginger would be nice with some carrot cake we had lying around.
We tried it over ice, as suggested on the bottle, but it seems too concentrated by itself. I didn’t let that bother me though, because I knew it had potential. The concentrated ginger and sweetness means it would be a perfect mixer.
Wonderfully sweet peaches are in season so I decided on a Ginger Spiked Peach Lassi, perfect for an Indian inspired meal.
Ginger Spiked Peach Lassi
~makes 1 cup
- 1 (6oz) ripe peach
- 1/3 cup Greek yogurt (like Fage 2% yogurt)
- 2 ounces Stones’ Original Ginger (flavored currant wine)
Chill all of the ingredients in the fridge. Peel and pit the peach. You should be left with 5 ounces of peach. Put it in the blender with yogurt and Stone’s Ginger. Blend until smooth. Serve immediately.
For $11.99 a bottle (750 ML) and 13.5% alcohol, it’s a great mixer to have around. I’ll probably be making more cocktails with this.
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should we be concerned that there are an increasing number of alcohol posts lately?
What an awesome idea. I love lassi.
Bill: all in moderation, heck it’s summer time!
The carrot cake idea will be good. We assume that will be next?
do you think using the fat free version would change the consistency?
I’m currently on vacation right now and I miss Asian greens so much. Can’t take NYC for granted…
What a lovely & delicious looking drink! I love to drink ginger:
it this ginger beer or ginger wine?
good idea…lassi is most popular in Punjab. They like their drink in Punjab. Wonder why noone thought of spiking it
Great idea for Stones Ginger Wine!
It’s famous here for “Whiskey Mac” a splash of it goes into a tot of Whiskey..it’s a great winter warmer!!
*Thud* I can’t believe I’ve spelt whisky wrong!! Back to school!
Bill, we still drink way less than average…
The Duo Dishes, I’m not going to be posting on carrot cake. I just used a recipe I found but it was nothing interesting. I’ve done carrot cupcakes before though.
Kim, the fat free fage seems to have a good consistency. I just find it to be too sour. Enjoy your vacation!