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Limoncello

(recipe found surfing the web during a sleepless night)

5 to 6 large lemons, or 10 small untreated

1 liter of alcohol at 95 °

5 hg sugar

1 liter of water

Thoroughly wash the lemons.

Cut only the yellow part of peel.

The white part gives a bitter taste in liquor.

Put the peels and alcohol in a glass container and sealed.

Let stand for 80 to 10 days in a dark place.

Make syrup with sugar and water.

wait for it to cool completely, otherwise it returns the liquor turbid.

Filter peels and alcohol.

Combine the syrup.

Let rest a few days.

Filter and bottle.

...

I miss just the alcohol.

I have to thank a generous old lady for lemons.

Its plan it was loaded ...

I hope that this experiment is successful culinary ...

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