Get the latest Might recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/might It is just one of those soups that remains a favourite amongst people, Oh and you MUST have it with a rich, creamy cheezy garlicky roll! http://www.grouprecipes.com/41652/scottish-mussel-brose.html Sesame seed is a food that was brought to the Americas by African Slaves. In Charleston and Savannah, they're still called "benne (pronounced 'bennie') seeds", just as the African slaves called them when they brought them here. http://www.grouprecipes.com/40124/a-gift-from-africa-17-1800-benne-seed-wafers.html Aromatic pepper leaves are often used as the herb element in this recipe but because these are quite difficult to find outside South-East Asia, you can use basil leaves as the replacement. http://www.grouprecipes.com/37045/spicy-tofu-with-lemon-grass-basil-and-peanuts-recipe.html I end up putting it on virtually every meal I have and it never lasts in my fridge more than a couple of days. The sweetness of it compliments many vegetables perfectly, try it on grilled eggplant. And the spiciness is the perfect addition to eggs any style, as well as virtually all meats, particularly roast chicken.Adapted from The Pencil of the Chef http://www.grouprecipes.com/36720/chilli-jam.html Hearty and healthy sandwich for a hungry group. Have more salmon on hand because they will want more.Blackening seasoning and sliced red onion add a little kick and the creamy avocado spread melts in your mouth. Make it a Meal: Serve with steamed asparagus or sautéed zucchini, oven fries and a salad. http://www.grouprecipes.com/36185/blackened-salmon-sandwiches.html Mai Tai Recipe is From The Merchant Hotel, as used in The World’s most Expensive Cocktail with 17 year old rum.A while back few bottles of the original 17 year old Wray & Nephew rum surfaced. Of those bottles, only two remain. One is in the permanent spirits library of Trader Vic’s corporation, never to be used. The second is at the Merchant Hotel, where they will proudly use it to serve you a Mai Tai as Trader Vic originally conceived it. Assuming of course you can pay the price. As you might expect, the rarity of the rum demands a price to accompany it, so this ultra rare Mai Tai will put you back 750 pounds, or 1,450 US Dollars. And no I never had one/ http://www.grouprecipes.com/31331/the-most-expensive-drink-in-the-world.html