His name is Cam Newton. He is Auburn’s quarterback. And I am so in love! Look at that smug little smile…all dressed up in this season’s oh-so-fashionable black and white. All 6’5″ goodness. It sure doesn’t hurt that he is the quarterback of my alma mater, but wow. So glad I get to stare at that for the next 2 years!

Ingredients
8 graham crackers
32 large marshmallows, cut in half
2 1.5-ounce chocolate bars (such as Hershey’s)
1 cup fresh raspberries
Directions
Adjust rack to middle position and heat broiler or toaster oven. Break the crackers in half to form squares and place on a baking sheet. Arrange 4 marshmallow halves on top of each square. Broil for 30 to 60 seconds or until the marshmallows are golden brown.
Break each chocolate bar into 12 pieces. Arrange the chocolate and raspberries on top of half the crackers. Invert the remaining marshmallow-topped crackers onto the raspberry-and-chocolate–topped crackers, pressing gently to make sandwiches. Stack them, if desired.

(Thanks again to realsimple.com for the recipe!! Slowly becoming my favorite website ever!)

The Caipirinha Recipe
You will need:
*Cachaca
*Limes
*Superfine sugar
*Crushed ice
*A “lowball”, “rocks” or “Old-Fashioned” glass
*A pestle (from a mortar and pestle — or something similar) for the muddling
Preparation:
1. Cut the ends off of the lime and discard.
2. Cut the lime in half lengthwise and cut out the white pith in the middle.
3. Cut the lime in half, and cut one half of the lime into four wedges and place in the glass. If your lime is small, you will need to add more lime to the glass.
4. Add one to three tablespoons of sugar. The amount of sugar depends on your personal taste as well as the size of the lime you are using.
5. Use the pestle to “muddle” the limes and sugar together. Basically, you want to crush the limes so that they mix in well with the sugar. Be careful not to break the skin of the lime. When you’ve gotten all of the juice out of the lime, you’re done.
6. Pack crushed ice in the glass all the way to the top.
7. Add cachaca all the way to the top of the glass. (It’s really only about 2 oz.)
8. Use a larger glass or bottom of a cocktail shaker and put it over the top of your drink. Pick up with two hands and shake very well for at least 15 seconds.
9. Garnish with a wedge or slice of lime.
****Drink…and enjoy the best caipirinha!********

(recipe taken from hubpages.com)

It also says that you could substitute rum or vodka for the cachaca, but goes on to say that you will not get the same delicious results… This is the one that our bartender made for us. Sorry it’s sideways, just tilt your head like you’ve had one too many of these…. One day I’ll learn how to flip it.