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Champagne Peach Floats

Champagne Peach Floats

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One of our favorite sites turned seven this month, Eat Boutique, and there has been a whole month of celebrating going happening.  Not only do we adore Maggie who is the brains behind Eat Boutique but we love everything about her site from the delicious recipes that a home chef can tackle, to the great decorating style for entertaining (this lady has style), to everyday tidbits of everyday life. It is the first must-read in the morning over coffee, and you should be doing the same.  To celebrate the last days of summer I made these very chic Champagne Peach Floats which are a fun way to kick off the last of your summer BBQs.

 

Champagne Peach Floats

 

We have the same philosophy as Maggie does that anything can be made at home with a little patience and love, and the partnership we have formed has only grown into the best of friendships.  We could keep gushing about how wonderful Maggie and the Eat Boutique team are, but you should go see for yourself.  To celebrate turning seven, we made these very adult champagne peach floats.  Raise your glass and toast with us!  Here is to another delicious 7 years.

 

Champagne Peach Floats

 

Yield: 4 - 6 servings

Champagne Peach Floats

Champagne Peach Floats

An adult ice cream float made with peach sorbet and champagne!

Prep Time 10 minutes
Additional Time 1 day
Total Time 1 day 10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3 peaches
  • 1 tablespoon lemon juice
  • 1 tablespoon sugar
  • 1/3 cup Lillet Blanc
  • 1 bottle of champagne - we like a very dry but use your favorite

Instructions

    Cut the peaches in half and remove the pit. Place in a food processor.
    Add the lemon juice and sugar, give it a whirl and process until a thick puree forms.
    Strain the peach puree through a fine sieve into a medium bowl.
    Stir in the Lillet until well mixed.
    Place a thin layer of plastic wrap onto the top of the mixture, then place in the freeze.
    Freeze overnight.
    Scoop out small balls of sorbet and place into champagne glasses.
    Top off with champagne.
    Serve.
    Enjoy.

Notes

Be sure to add the lemon juice to keep the color of the peaches bright.

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Kris

Tuesday 26th of August 2014

I love Maggie and Eat Boutique! This float is a beautiful way to celebrate her and her work. Congrats, Maggie!

El

Monday 25th of August 2014

Gorgeous champagne cocktail. And, of course, Maggie is fabulous too!

Luci {Luci's Morsels}

Monday 25th of August 2014

These look fabulous. I've had a similar combination as part of a zabaione dessert and love it so much! It's a perfect celebration treat!

Luci’s Morsels – fashion. food. frivolity.

Sommer @ASpicyPerspective

Monday 25th of August 2014

Gorgeous pictures! I am loving the flavors!

Matt Robinson

Sunday 24th of August 2014

Love this idea, sounds so perfect this time of year. Beautiful pics too!

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