How to Make Lemoncello

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How to Make Lemoncello

with the kind participation of @anomiseditrix hosted by @moviepilotlabs

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Step 1 of 12
Remove the peels from the lemons. Eat the lemons.

Remove the peels from the lemons. Eat the lemons.

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Put your booze into a jar with a lid

Put your booze into a jar with a lid

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Add the lemon peels

Add the lemon peels

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Add the sugar

Add the sugar

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Close the lid firmly

Close the lid firmly

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Write a persuasive label

Write a persuasive label

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Put the label, and store the jar into the fridge

Put the label, and store the jar into the fridge

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Wait for 4-5 days and nights...

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Remove from the fridge

Remove from the fridge

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Remove the lemon peels

Remove the lemon peels

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Serve into small quantities (even espresso glasses do the work)

Serve into small quantities (even espresso glasses do the work)

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Drink until you drop yourself on the floor!

Drink until you drop yourself on the floor!

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14 Comments
Supplies

1 Liter Grappa or Raki or Tsipouro

400 Grams Raw sugar

3 Lemons

Rebecca Thomas

I think it works better if you let it sit longer than 4-5 days.

Rebecca Thomas 7 months ago

Iiro Alhonen

Gonna try tonight!

Iiro Alhonen 8 months ago

Love Abada

grappa comes from the italian word grape stalk

Love Abada 9 months ago

David Liddle

Great tip works really well in a G&T

David Liddle 9 months ago

Jebe Khan

@dan See? I have no idea what I'm talking about lol. Thanx!

Jebe Khan 9 months ago

Daniel Borg

Grappa is Italian not greek

Daniel Borg 9 months ago

Big Guy Big Flavors

Would vodka work?

Big Guy Big Flavors 9 months ago

Free Monkey Sani

Let's try n see !

Free Monkey Sani 9 months ago

Laura Pamela Sandoval

Lovee it you made it so simple and fool proof lets see how I do

Laura Pamela Sandoval 9 months ago

George Papadakis

Yummy !:)

George Papadakis 9 months ago

Telmo Julião

Love it!!

Telmo Julião 9 months ago

Jebe Khan

Grappa is Greek (maybe) and Raki is Syrian (I think) but what is Tsipouro?

Jebe Khan 9 months ago

Jessica Brown

totally my sort of thing!! trying it this weekend!

Jessica Brown 9 months ago

Ashley Tennant

Definitely gonna try this one

Ashley Tennant 9 months ago

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Kim Gilliott

Thanks :)

Kim Gilliott 9 months ago

Corinn Whann

Thanks

Corinn Whann 9 months ago

Giorgos Giannoutsos

Vodka would do the work, but I guess its taste won't be so delicate..

(author) 9 months ago

Kim Gilliott

Yep will vodka or something more widely a available substitute? :)

Kim Gilliott 9 months ago

Corinn Whann

What can you substitute with? I'm in the US and pretty certain where I live that's not available. Vodka maybe?

Corinn Whann 9 months ago

Giorgos Giannoutsos

Hmm, actually the proper name is Tsikoudia..

(author) 9 months ago

Giorgos Giannoutsos

Cretan raki ftw :)

(author) 9 months ago

hush cafe

cool!! what kind of booze are you using?

hush cafe 9 months ago

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Giorgos Giannoutsos

350-400 grams would be enough...

(author) 9 months ago

Kenny Libben

How much?

Kenny Libben 9 months ago

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