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Orange & Rosemary Prosciutto-Wrapped Grilled Shrimp

"Wowza!" Does that phrase ever pop into your mind?

How about "Gadzooks!" or "Eureka!"? Are these the explatives that fall from your lips when faced with something so perfectly and so unexpectedly delicious?

Well, I bring this up because I have got an "Egad!" recipe for you today. Orange & Rosemary Prosciutto-Wrapped Grilled Shrimp.

One bite and you will join the chorus in "Hallelujah!".

The simplicity of their preparation makes them all the more fantastic. The fact that they are finger food makes them not just delicious but fun.

I love finger foods and make a point of bringing you frequent posts featuring them. Because there is something about finger food. It seems both sophisticated and mischievous. Finger food is party food and I am sure that is where the allure stems.

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Sippity Sup's Orange & Rosemary Prosciutto-Wrapped Shrimp

These proscuitto wrapped shrimp make an elegant looking appetizer. But the combination of orange zest with sambuca and salty proscuitto is what makes them a real standout.

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Cold Orange Chili Oil Noodle and Beef Salad

This is a great for when the days are hot because these noodles are cold and flavorful.

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Sippity Sup prepares a stuffed leg of lamb

I was recently invited to a small dinner with Dennis Cakebread of Cakebread Cellars. I know, close your mouth, I was equally shocked.

Now, I don’t want to fall all over myself but I do consider Cakebread to be a benchmark California winery. They have an iconic Chardonnay that may be the very definition of a California Chard. But frankly it is their reds that really get my attention. Big, sweetly-oaked Pinot Noirs, abundantly aromatic Syrahs and elegant, well-balanced Cabs that are nicely acidic.

Many of the styles and trends (for better or worse…) we associate with California wines began because pioneers like the Cakebread family saw the potential of the California climate and terroir of the Napa valley.

Still, I am not here to discuss California wine styles. That’s not what I do. That's not my thing.

But I do want to talk about what to serve with this excellent wine. And make no mistake it is an excellent wine with a price point to match. So whatever recipe we develop needs to be equally special.

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Sippity Sup prepares Grilled Boneless Leg of Lamb Stuffed with Olive Tapenade

Grilled leg of lamb with a super flavorful tapenade stuffing is easy to prepare, but your guests would never believe it!

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