Drink recipes for a crowd, made by the pitcher — homemade lemonades, iced teas, and the big-batch beverages that round out a cookout or a party spread for a fraction of what bottled costs. Every drink recipe here scales up without any trouble.
Two Ingredients. One Gallon. Nobody Believes It. This cranberry ginger ale punch is the easiest thing I serve at any get-together — one bottle of cranberry juice and one 2-liter of ginger ale, chilled and poured together, and that is the whole recipe. It is non-alcoholic, it is the prettiest red in a glass dispenser,…
The Store Stopped Carrying My Favorite Tea, So I Made My Own This peach mango iced tea started with a small heartbreak: the store stopped carrying my favorite bottled version, and I refused to spend another Florida summer without it. So I figured out how to make my own — and honestly, I think mine…
The Prettiest, Most Refreshing Pitcher on the Porch Lavender lime tea is the prettiest pitcher I set out all summer — a floral, citrusy twist on homemade limeade that tastes like a slow afternoon on the back porch. You steep a spoonful of culinary lavender in hot water until it cools, stir together fresh lime…
A Half Gallon of Summer for $2.56 This mixed berry lemonade is the drink I make all summer long when I want something that feels like a treat without the fancy-drink price tag — a whole half gallon for about $2.56, no cooking required, just a blender. I make the simple syrup with warm water…
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