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bonjour, y'all!

I'm a dash of Jackie O.  A pinch of Elly May.  A splash of Quelques Fleurs.  A jigger of pickle juice. My friends call me Boots. My name is JoBeth.  I'm just a southern girl who adores a great tune, a delicious meal, beautiful flowers, a frilly dress, and the perfect shoe. I'm married to a curly haired boy I call "The Angler".   I am a registered dietitian who loves burgers and chocolate chip cookies.   I survived being President of the Junior League.  I'm a daydreamer, an avid i-pod shuffler and a novice photographer.  I love to laugh.  I'm often silly with a heapin' helpin' of sappy. I'm blessed beyond measure and amazed by God's grace.  I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up, but I try to keep my high heels walking in faith one step at a time.  It's been an incredible adventure so far. 

Like all true southerners, I come from a long line of storytellers. My favorite stories paint pictures.  And great pictures tell stories. I hope to accomplish both on this blog.  So,  grab yourself a glass of sweet tea, kick off your Manolo's and sit a spell on my virtual veranda. Flair and folly awaits.  

Do tell!




margarita pie

HOT summer days have arrived ahead of schedule, and we are all searching for the perfect way to cool off.   Years ago,  a dear friend was expecting the mid summer arrival of her twins.  While the rest of us could partake of an icy mexican beverage to beat the heat, she sat sweltering drinking her water.   I surprised her with this recipe and it’s been a favorite of  hers and mine ever since.

It’s a perfect finish to a summertime meal from the grill.   The reduced fat ice cream  makes it more likely to enjoy your place by the pool.

Cheers!


Margarita Pie

1/2 cup butter

5 oz pretzels

1 TBSP granulated sugar

1/4 cup tequila

1/2 gallon of low fat vanilla ice cream, softened

3 oz can of frozen limeade concentrate, thawed

3 TBSP Grand Marnier/ Triple Sec

1 whole lime, – juice  ( about 3 TBSP)

1 Tbsp of lime zest

Garnish:   Canned whipped cream,  round slices of lime.

Note:  Prepare night before or hours before serving.

In food processor, crush pretzels with sugar and butter.  Press into bottom and sides of 9 in round pie plate.  Freeze one hour.    In a large mixing bowl, mix remaining ingredients until well combined.   Pour into pie crust and freeze.   Top each slice with a round slice of lime a dollop of whipped cream.

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sarabethjones - mmmmm...can't wait to try this. I'm a sucker for anything margarita.June 9, 2010 - 10:35 pm

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