my secret recipe for u.

THE STOVEHETTA
a lovely summer cocktail


syd's simple syrup
8 oz. white granulated sugar
8 oz. water
3 slices of lemon, don’t squeeze
3 or more mint leaves, like chocolate or pineapple, regular can do

place all in a bowl, bring to a boil, reduce to simmer and cook for about 30 min., remove and cool. stir to make sure you have a good blend, then strain into a bottle for bartending

the stovehetta
go around the rim of the glass with lemon, then take 2 part coarse sea salt and 1 part sugar, mix together and roll the glass rim around to coat the outer edge, set aside

can yield one big drink or two smaller ones
6 leaves of chocolate mint
6 leaves of pineapple or spearmint
2 leaves of opal basil
do a quick muddle to release the flavors
3 slices lemon, seeds removed
2 slice lime, seeds removed
1 tbl. sugar
2 oz. of simple syrup
2 oz. sweet and sour mix
    add these to the shaker with the mints and add ice half way up


3 oz. skyy vodka,
1 oz. citrus or lemon vodka,
    with all ingredients in the shaker, shake vigorously so as to get super cold, get some cloudiness from the beating of loveliness and pour into a tall glass garnished with a sprig of mint sprits with simple syrup and then tossed in sugar to coat a bit, stick it in the glass, then pour the nectar of the godds right in there.

 
now, top with a splash of carbonated bottle water and garnish with a sprig of opal basil with the bloom if u got it and a slice of lemon, now-drink it up, I like to take the buds or seeds from the bloom and stir into my stove-jita and it is delicious, the end.

xo sydney meers, the stove person
 

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Date Nut Loaf                                HOLIDAY TIME!

16 oz pitted dates
1 bag of mini marshmallows
2 cups pecan peaces
4 cups graham cracker crumbs
1 pt. heavy whipping cream

cut up dates, pecans, marshmallow, then mix all together with 3/4 of the crumbs and work all together and slowly ad the cream,
(this has to be made by hand)

when all mixed together, roll in the left over crumbs till coated well, ad more crumbs if needed and shape into logs

It should be long and about 3 inches in diameter

wrap in aluminum foil and refrigerate for at least 8 hours and best if 24 hours.

to serve, slice 1/2 “ thick and serve 3 slices to an order and if u like you can also add a glass of wine like late harvest or tawny port.



Winnie Lee Johnson of Johnson’s Café
Senatobia, Mississippi
my granny, she and my mom made this every holiday from thanksgiving on