Hockey has arrived in OKC!

Finally. Hockey players are back in their jerseys and ready to play hockey! I was beginning to think we might have to move to Europe to watch the KHL, which frankly is a fun idea and someday I plan to do just that. It’s on my hockey bucket list! For those of you joining us…

Let Hockey Season Begin!

First, a disclaimer: I never drink the two beers listed on these beer taps, ever, however, I love the beer taps topped with Stanley Cups. A number of pubs and bars actually used these taps during hockey season and I wish I had been able to see one in person. Here in the southern US…

Recipe: Infused Cherry-Orange Bourbon

I love to experiment with infused liquors and this caught my interest immediately since I am very partial to both sour cherries and bourbon. And the two together are a wonderful combination. Throughout the fall season I will post more drink recipes to go along with the infusion since it lends itself so well to…

Recipe: Tartre au sucre – Québec Sugar Pie

The French-Canadian culture has an extraordinarily rich culinary history and I hope to explore it more fully in the hockey season to come. In honor of our Québec hockey fans, I give you the traditional Québec Sugar Pie, Tartre au sucre.  It is similar to a pie in the American south, the Chess Pie, or even a Pecan Pie,…

Drink: Raspberry Cream (Beer Mix)

First, a disclaimer: I do not like beer. Now, don’t panic. It isn’t all beer, just hoppy beer. However, there are many beers out there that do not fit that category. Many of the Belgian beers are absolutely wonderful and you might as well know right now that I adore cider. Hard cider. The good…

Recipe: St. Louis Chicken Spiedini

St. Louis Blues Chicken Spiedini Yield: 4 servings ¼ cup lemon juice 3 tablespoons minced fresh garlic 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon ground black pepper, to taste ¼ cup fresh Italian parsley, minced 2 pounds chicken, cut into 1 ½-inch cubes ¾ cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 cup Italian-seasoned fine, dry bread crumbs, divided 2 cups…

Tailgating. Hockey Style.

Here in the southern states where football is king, tailgating has become a tradition. So, we decided it was time to add this tradition to collegiate hockey. Earlier this year we tailgated in January and February – it was a bit cool, but it was not bitterly cold with blizzard conditions, so why not tailgate. Linda,…

Eat. Drink. Hockey.

For the serious hockey fan, life from October through June can be summed up as Eat – Drink – Hockey. Okay … perhaps not in that sequence, but for the purpose of this blog we are going focus on that particular order. We will cover everything from food and drink while on our hockey travels,…