Old-fashioned lemonade

By: Lotte Duncan From: Good Food Live

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Prep time:
15 min, plus 3 days setting aside
Cook time:
0 min
Serves:
3 litres

For a truly refreshing drink try Lotte Duncan's recipe for proper lemonade, made in the traditional way

Ingredients

main:

  • 8 lemons,
  • 1kg 800g granulated sugar,
  • 2400 ml water,
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Method

1. Grate the zest of the lemons and squeeze the juice out. Place in a bowl. Now cut up the lemons and add those to the bowl.

2. Place the sugar in a very large container. Pour the boiling water over the top and leave to cool.

3. Now add the tartaric acid and the lemon juice, zest and chopped lemon skins.

4. Leave in a cool place for 3 days, stirring now and then.

5. Strain through some muslin and bottle. It will keep for about 5 weeks in the fridge.

6. Serve diluted with fizzy water and ice.


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Latest Comment

how much tataric acid you dont say so cannot continue

Anonymous Anonymous Posted 27 Jun 2009 12:51 PM
 

What tartaric acid? There's none mentioned in the ingredients.

Sirius and James Sirius and James Posted 08 Jun 2008 3:10 PM