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Limoncello - Homemade
Just found and made for Christmas gifts.
Really good... light and not too sweet.
Should be drank cold.
Found at Memories di Angelina, an Italian web site.:
Ingredients
Makes one medium decanter of limoncello
**I doubled the recipe.
500g/1 lb lemons, preferably organic
500ml/2 cups grain alcohol or unflavored vodka
700ml/3 cups water
250g/8 oz granulated sugar
The making of...
Peel the zest off the lemons, making sure that you leave as much of the pith (the white layer below the zest) as you can behind.
Place the lemon zest in a mason jar in which you will have poured the alcohol. Close tightly and put the jar in a cool, dark place for 3 or 4 days to infuse.
Once the infusion is done, heat the sugar and water over a high flame until the sugar has entirely melted and the water is just about to boil. Turn off the heat and let the resulting syrup cool completely.
Filter the infused alcohol through a sieve lined with cheesecloth into the syrup. Then pour the mixture into a decanter or bottle. Let your homemade limoncello rest for about a week before using. It is at its best served very cold.
Compliments to Chef Aline!
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![]() Limoncello in the making | ![]() Limoncello in the making | ![]() Lemon Juice - not needed for limonce |
![]() Limoncello made |