
Corena’s Kitchen

Vintage Lemonade
In the 1800s, a simple yet revitalizing lemonade recipe emerged, combining freshly squeezed lemons, cold water, and just the right amount of sugar flavored by the peel.

Wassail Punch
This traditional German Christmas punch dates back to the 1800s. It was offered to carolers as they toured home to home.

Christmas Orange Hot Chocolate
This is the perfect Christmas morning drink next to the fireplace with classic Christmas music playing.
Haymaker's Punch
Before there were sports drinks to rehydrate and replace electrolytes after intense physical labor, there was “haymaker’s punch”, or “switchel”. Similar to lemonade, this all-natural drink is currently enjoying a resurgence among modern homesteaders, hipsters, and even upscale restaurants.