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There's no better way to celebrate the weekend than with a cocktail and some good company. Kick things into gear with this easy and delicious recipe for sangria. The red wine liqueur mixture is infused with peaches and strawberries, and it's topped with a little bit of sparkling water to provide a nice effervescence. The lemon wedge garnish is essential: it adds an tart balance to the concoction. Make this today!

Although it's a tedious task, it's important to take the time to clean your grill. After all, you regularly clean your stove top, right? So why wouldn't you clean the grill?! It can lengthen its life and reduce the chance of flair-ups. Always make sure the grill is cool before you start to clean it. Here's what you should do:

1. If you have a charcoal grill, the first step is to dump out the ashes.
2. Scrape the grates with a large grill brush. If you don't have a grill brush, crumple a large sheet of foil into a ball. Place the foil ball in tongs and scrape the grates clean with the foil.
3. Remove any burnt food that is stuck between the grates.
4. Wipe the top and sides of the grill clean with an all-purpose metal cleaner and paper towels.
5. The next time you plan to grill, brush the clean grates with vegetable oil. This should prevent more food from sticking to the grates.

At least once a year, give the grill a thorough clean with soapy, warm water. Take portions of it apart and really make sure that each section is wiped clean. Check the burners; they should not be clogged. When not using the grill, cover it or move it off the deck. How often do you clean your grill?

When Gwyneth Paltrow came out with her cookbook, My Father's Daughter, earlier this year, there was one recipe that was heavily promoted. It was a fried-zucchini pasta dish. While it sounded easy and delicious, I decided to wait until zucchini season (which is now!) to give it a try. With just the zucchini rounds, basil, and parmesan cheese, it's a simple spaghetti, but it's absolutely amazing. The cheese coats the pasta and the lightly fried zucchini is crisp on the outside yet soft on the inside. Don't skip the fresh-squeezed lemon garnish, it really adds a brightness to the pasta. Enjoy as a vegetarian meal or serve alongside grilled chicken or shrimp for a more substantial dinner. Here's the straightforward recipe.