ON THE SET: Red Hot Cinnamon Liqueur

Above: Philip and Mitch on the KQ kitchen set.

ON THE SET: Red Hot Cinnamon Liqueur

Coming up in the next KQ Season 4 episode, host Mitch Hightower shows how to make a very tasty liqueur using vodka and cinnamon candies.  This bold flavored liqueur is sure to please anyone who loves old-fashioned red hot candies!

Look for this new episode next week on the KQ YouTube® channel.

Watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/c/KitchenQueers

Below: The cinnamon candies used to make the Red Hot Cinnamon Liqueur.

NEW VIDEO: Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart

Above: Graphic for KQ Season 4, Episode 17.

NEW VIDEO: Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart

Kitchen Queers host Mitch Hightower demonstrates his recipe for a sweet pull apart made with packaged biscuit dough topped with apples, and flavored with cinnamon and sugar. This yummy and easy to make treat is perfect for a brunch buffet, special occasion breakfast or for dessert. Also included is a recipe and directions for a vanilla glaze to drizzle over the Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart. Kitchen Queers partner chef Philip appears as the guest taste tester for KQ Season 4, Episode 17, Number 77, (S4E17N77-HD).

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rIyvUiKqeQ

Below: The Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart is ready to serve.

ON THE SET: Taste Testing the Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart

Above: Philip and Mitch preparing to taste the latest KQ dish.

ON THE SET: Taste Testing the Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart

The next KQ video will feature a tasty and easy-to-make sweet treat, the KQ Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart. The image in this posting shows KQ partner Chef Philp and host Mitch Hightower on the Kitchen Queers set prior to tasting the pull apart. Look for this episode next week on the KQ YouTube® channel.

Watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/c/KitchenQueers

RECIPE EXPERIMENTS: Blueberry Banana "Swirl" Smoothie

Above: The "swirl" style smoothie.

RECIPE EXPERIMENTS: Blueberry Banana "Swirl" Smoothie

We're experimenting with different ways of serving smoothies, and the example in this post is a style known as a "swirl".  Quite simply, two flavors of smoothie are swirled together in the serving glass.  Other popular styles are layered, which is two or more distinct stripes of smoothie; and ombre, where two flavors of smoothie merge in a gradation from one to the other.  They all look good to us, and they taste good, too!

RECIPE EXPERIMENTS: Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart

Above: The first try at a sweet pull apart.

RECIPE EXPERIMENTS: Cinnamon Apple Pull Apart

Following the success of our savory Bacon Cheese Pull Apart recipe, we wanted to try a sweet version of this easy-to-make baked dish.  We utilized similar techniques as the savory version, but different ingredients to create the flavor profile.  While we still used biscuit dough from a tube, we substituted the bacon and cheese with cinnamon and apples.  A classic combination, this resulted in a very tasty pastry that was gobbled up in no time!  Look for this recipe to be shared in an upcoming KQ video!

Watch all Kitchen Queers episodes on the KQ YouTube® channel here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmi4fJQ4cVNHfHFu09RK25g

Below: The pull apart was baked in a bundt pan. 

NEW VIDEO: Orange Walnut Mini Tarte Soleil

Above: Graphics for KQ Season 3, Episode 11.

NEW VIDEO: Orange Walnut Mini Tarte Soleil

Kitchen Queers host Mitch Hightower demonstrates how to make a mini tarte soleil filled with a yummy orange-walnut-raspberry-cinnamon filling.

Watch here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSPdQd9IocA