Whether you're toasting to the royal wedding or to the fact that the hoopla about it is finally almost over, do so with a delicious cocktail in hand! This recipe for a Pimm's Cooler uses England's most popular spirit, Pimm's No 1. You may have to seek it out at Beverages and More (I tried at Safeway first, but they didn't carry it), but trust me, it's worth it: this drink is absolutely amazing! Rarely do I make the same beverage twice and I've already made this one three times in the past week. It's refreshing, fruity, and perfectly balanced. Plus it's got a gorgeous hue and pretty garnishes. You simply must make this cooler, so get the recipe now.

Our very own Kristy Korcz started a new OnSugar blog, Target Wine Club — a great way to explore new wines on a budget! First up: an Argentinean Malbec.

I half-expected this hybrid to kick me in the back of my palate on the way down (isn't that what bold malbecs are known for?), but it totally didn't. I was a little disappointed with the "fake" rubber cork (especially since this is an earth-friendly, fair trade vintage), but after a little investigation, it turns out it's probably better this way — my vino won't be "tainted" by all those natural fibers and junk. The bottle said it went well with grilled meats, which I can fully attest to, if by "grilled meats" you mean the heat and serve chicken nuggets from the frozen food aisle. Yum-o.

See her rating of this bottle and more importantly the price by reading more.

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After the royal wedding, 650 lucky guests were invited to attend a lunchtime reception. The palace prepared a luxurious and extensive spread of appetizers and canapes. Curious what all was served? Read on!

• Cornish crab salad on lemon blini
• Pressed duck terrine with fruit chutney
• Roulade of goat's cheese with caramelized walnuts
• Assortment of palmiers and cheese straws
• Scottish smoked salmon rose on beetroot blini
• Miniature watercress and asparagus tart
• Poached asparagus spears with hollandaise sauce
• Quail eggs with celery salt
• Scottish langoustines with lemon mayonnaise
• Pressed confit of pork belly with crayfish and crackling
• Wild mushroom and celeriac chausson

For more appetizers, the dessert menu, and more photos of the spread, keep reading!

While many people couldn't wait to see Princess Catherine's gorgeous dress, we are excited to finally get a glimpse of the royal wedding cake! The eight-tier fruitcake, which was made by Fiona Cairns, was covered in white frosting and had ornate rose detailing. It's beautiful and I'm sure it tasted delicious!

Not sure what to do with leftover fries, OnSugar blogger Lauren G used garlic to jazz them up.

I had some leftover fries and wanted to jazz them up a little. Garlic fries are super easy and not to mention delicious! I just sauteed some minced garlic and tossed it with my fries after warming them up in the toaster oven, but here's a recipe to make them from scratch.

Learn how to make your own oven-baked garlic fries when you get the recipe.