Russell
Senior Cook
but does anyone have a good "recipe" (i guess) for lemonade?
Gemini said:ronjohn, could you tell me what carbonating involves? :? Otherwise,
sounds easy. 8)
ronjohn55 said:for 5 gallons - (Trust me, it doesn't last...)
3 lbs sugar (or less if you want it more tart)
1 big bottle Lemon juice
1 1L bottle 100 proof Vodka
water to 5 gallons
Carbonate and serve - Puts Mike's and all the other to shame......
(I use an old pepsi keg to hold/carbonate/serve it)
John
Barbara L said:1 part sugar
1 part lemon juice
5 parts water
Heat the sugar in a little of the water to dissolve. Add the juice and the rest of the water. After the first time you make this, you can adjust the juice or sugar for tartness.
Barbara
I'm supposed to drink 2 quarts of lemonade a day (doctor's orders--kidney stones), and I can't afford fresh lemons all the time, so I use bottled. It works fine. In fact, I have found that the cheap dollar store stuff is just as good.Jovin said:Barbara L said:1 part sugar
1 part lemon juice
5 parts water
Heat the sugar in a little of the water to dissolve. Add the juice and the rest of the water. After the first time you make this, you can adjust the juice or sugar for tartness.
Barbara
Barb, do you have to use fresh lemons...or do you think you could use the bottled juice concentrate?![]()
If you are talking about ReaLemon, and such, you measure it just like fresh lemon juice.Jovin said:So, I guess it's just diluted as per instructions on the bottle? I don't have any right now, but when you give the quantity of lemon juice, I'm assuming that this is fresh lemon juice, right?
Barbara L said:You're welcome!
Barbara
ronjohn55 said:for 5 gallons - (Trust me, it doesn't last...)
3 lbs sugar (or less if you want it more tart)
1 big bottle Lemon juice
1 1L bottle 100 proof Vodka
water to 5 gallons
Carbonate and serve - Puts Mike's and all the other to shame......
(I use an old pepsi keg to hold/carbonate/serve it)
John