Cheesecake Factory released its red sangria recipe and you need to make it

Cheesecake Factory Sangria, photo provided by Cheesecake Factory
Cheesecake Factory Sangria, photo provided by Cheesecake Factory /
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Always wanted the red sangria recipe from the Cheesecake Factory, here it is.

While many people go to the Cheesecake Factory for dessert, the cocktails are equally tasty. Recently, the restaurant’s red sangria recipe was revealed. Now, you can shake up this delicious cocktail from the comfort your home. What will you pair with this refreshing cocktail?

Recently, the Cheesecake Factory has revealed some of its iconic recipes. Now that everyone has made those restaurant desserts, it is time to have a cocktail to pair with them.

Although the exact origin of sangria is unclear, it is often associated with and is popular in Spain. At the 1964 World’s Fair, the Spanish pavilion served this wine punch. From those origins, it became a popular party drink.

Basically, it is a combination of red wine, fruit and other liquors. Every recipe varies and personal preference does matter.

For some people, the best part of sangria is the soaked fruit in the cocktail. It is definitely a different way to ensure that you’ve had your daily serving of fruit.

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Here’s how to make the Cheesecake Factory Red Sangria Recipe.

Servings: 8

Ingredients:

  • 1 Whole Orange (already cut)
  • 16 Pieces Pineapple (already cut)
  • 1 Whole Apple (already cut)
  • 24 oz. Cabernet Sauvignon
  • 6 oz. Riesling
  • 3 oz. Spiced Rum
  • 3 oz. Simple Syrup
  • 3 oz. Cranberry Juice
  • 3 oz. Mango Juice (or Guava Juice)
  • 3 oz. Passion Fruit Juice (or Frozen Tropical Juice Concentrate)
  • 1 pinch Cinnamon

Instructions:

  1. Combine ingredients in a pitcher. Cover and store in refrigerator for 12 hours.
  2. Fill glass with ice.
  3. Fill glass with Sangria Base (stir base).
  4. Top with splash of Soda Water.
  5. Garnish with a spoonful of fruit from the pitcher.

Orange Preparation

  1. Cut orange in half from navel to stem.
  2. Slice each half (going across) into approximately ¼” slices creating orange half moons.

Pineapple Preparation

  1. Slice two ¼” – ½” wheels from pineapple.
  2. Cut wheels into 8 equal size triangle pieces (like a pizza).
  3. Trim off rind.

Apple Preparation

  1. Cut apple into quarters and remove core.
  2. Slice each quarter into approximately ¼” slices then cut in half again.

Thinking about a red sangria, this cocktail pairs well with fish. Thinking about the Spanish roots, a paella would be great choice. Also, shrimp skewers or even some fish tacos would work.

For a heartier meal, a flank steak is a great choice. Just like red wine pairs with steak, a red sangria can stand up to that flavorful steak dish.

Additionally, a red sangria can be enjoyed with dessert. With so many cheesecake options from the restaurant, it could be fun to see which cheesecake flavor works best. Maybe the new Snickers inspired cheesecake flavor could make for a tasty combination.

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Are you ready to shake up the Cheesecake Factory’s red sangria recipe? What other cocktails would you like to learn how to make?