- one bottle very cheap, very dry bubbly. Traditionally one would use an inexpensive prosecco, but my favorite is Cristalino, which is a cava (Spanish sparkling wine). Relatively full-bodied, with an unattractively bitter edge that actually pairs perfectly with ripe fruit. But I would never drink it by itself
- puree of a few white peaches, skinned and pitted, with a little sugar added if necessary
Put three of four tablespoons of the puree in a champagne flute, and top off with bubbly.
Alternatively, use the juice of half an orange. Or good orange juice. But please, use expensive orange juice. A mimosa is not a mimosa with cheap orange juice!
1 comments:
LOL...
"A mimosa is not a mimosa with cheap orange juice."
That couldn't be more correct...it's just a way to get out of bed during the formative years of college.
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