I substituted the liquorice for the zest of 6 lemons plus the juice of two, this I put into a a demijohn and covered with a litre of alcohol, the top was sealed tightly and the jar put in a dark cupboard for two weeks, I did periodically take it out and agitate. After a couple of weeks put 3kg of water into a pan and add 2 kg of sugar, heat on low until all the sugar has dissolved and the liquid is slightly syrupy, allow to cool, while waiting drain the alcohol from the lemon zest into a jug, mix this into the sugar syrup and stir, the Limoncello can now be poured onto bottles, I like to use muslin in my funnel so that no little bits get into the bottles.
There is no need to store, the Limoncello can be consumed immediately. All the recipients seem very pleased with their gifts.
Until next time .........................
Oooh yummy!
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Victoria xxxx
What a perfectly fabulous idea! And I love lemon anything!
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Michela xxx
mm looks so refreshing, Jill! Lemon really is an un-toppable flavor when it's natural. what a great gift!
ReplyDeleteMust try some, although my tolerance of alcohol must be at an all time low (as if I had one anyway!)
ReplyDeletehomemade gifts are always meaningful and so lovely.
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Send gifts to Pakistan from Australia
Send gifts to Pakistan from Australia
Good recipe for Limoncello. Would you share your recipe for making liquirizia? Can't find it any where.
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