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WebPlace in a cool, dark place to rest for 1 month. Swirl contents of the jug every few days. Combine water and sugar in a saucepan over medium heat; stir until sugar is fully dissolved. Set simple syrup

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WebThree ingredients make up my Nonna's #family recipe and the flavour explodes like a #c Mar 1, 2022 - LIMONCELLO is one of the most famous Italian liqueurs in the universe. …

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WebSince our trip to Sorrento, Italy where I and Sadie tasted this drink for the first time. We were surprised to find out that Sorrento is home to the best lim

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make limoncello with organic lemons?

It’s important to use organic lemons when making limoncello as the alcohol will absorb everything from the peel – including any residual pesticides. The recipe is easily adaptable; add or reduce the sugar depending on how sweet you like your drinks, or add more or less water to adjust the strength of the liquor.

What alcohol is used to make limoncello?

Limoncello consists of lemon peels or zest, high proof grain alcohol like vodka or everclear, sugar and water. What’s the Best Liquor for Making Homemade Limoncello? When making homemade infusions like limoncello it’s best to use a high proof grain alcohol. Why the high proof?

How do you make la dolce vita limoncello?

All that’s left to do is filter, sweeten, and drink in la dolce vita. This recipe yields approximately 42 ounces of limoncello. Peel lemons in long strips, avoiding the bitter white pith. Put the lemon peels in the bottom of a quart-sized pot or lidded jar. Pour in vodka.

How much water do you add to limoncello?

You can use a different quantity of water depending on your tastes. 250 ml will dilute the limoncello to 35% ABV and you can add up to 500 ml or 1 pint to bring it down to 30% ABV. We wouldn’t recommend more water than this as it might be a bit weak whereas any less will have a bit of a kick.

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