I made this using white grape raspberry, white grape peach, and grape. The grape raspberry and grape peach are really good (and strong!) but the grape is by far the best. I used 6 cups of sugar and the result is a very sweet wine, which is what we like. I used yeast made especially for wine and I boiled my water and sugar to make sure all the sugar dissolved. After 5 weeks I poured through coffee filters and transferred wine to another container for a couple of weeks before bottling. This is the perfect wine to use to make Sangria.

Reviewed On: Oct. 31, 2007

I followed this recipe exactly except I sugared the almonds. I used 2% milk and next time I will use whole milk so that it holds it's shape a little better. The coffee liqueur was way too strong for me, so next time I will use a strong coffee and use, maybe a cup, not the 1-1/2 cup this recipe calls for because the toasts were saturated and added nothing to the texture of this dish. I think that with these changes I will definitely make again. thanks for sharing your recipe!

Reviewed On: Apr. 29, 2007

The dressing was bland to me, tasted like just plain vinegar and oil and my husband didn't like it at all. So I added 1/3 cup of sugar with a tablespoon of mustard and that improved the flavor. It is a very pretty salad and I will make again but will use a different dressing.

Reviewed On: Dec. 26, 2006