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Hi, my friends in Sicily shared their limoncello recipe with me: 1 bottle alcohol (grain), 1 kilo sugar, 1 liter water and the thinly sliced skins (only the yellow part) of 8 large lemons. Put alcohol and skins in a sealed glass jar for 7 days. Strain, reserve liquid. Stir in sugar and water. Finito! Too strong? Add 1/2 liter more water. They recommend not heating the mixture when adding the sugar and water; too flammable. Store bottle in the freezer and serve extremely cold. I have had many a shot of this. Enjoy! [Thanks for the comparison. I agree that the alcohol mixture should not be heated. Heat the water, only, when dissolving the sugar to make the simple syrup]
Your limoncello recipe is great. However, I found that using the cheesecloth is excessively messy. I tried using a Bodum coffee press, and it worked great. There was almost no mess, and when I was done I put all of the parts in the dishwasher. [An interesting option, thank you for the idea]
[This entry was deleted because it was spam and contained a solicitation to visit questionable web-sites that I know nothing about] [It's good to be editor!!!]
Merry New Year John!!!!! [ Thanks to my AACPP friends. May you enjoy your work in 2005!!!]
Hi John, We have been invited to a Limoncello making party this Sat.- get this - as the "instructors"!! Needless to say, we are taking copies of YOUR FABULOUS Recipe with us. We are actually going to try the Orancello version this time while they do the lemon. Will let you know how it turns out. Jim & Michele [Thank you, Jim and Michele, I hope all is well]
John Just a note to say hello and happy Thanksgiving. I am finally working on the toll road project in Austin TX See www.SH130.com it will tell you all about the project. My part will be looking after the Toll Facilities. I guess all went well. Later, George [Jorge, I was on my way to the same project but got sidelined. See the "where is he now" page]
" Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase." Martin Luther King jr. Blessings,peace, & love mE [Thanks to this visitor from Atlanta. I wonder if I know this person]
Hey Man, Got a funny link for ya, I know how you like ole blue eyes. http://www.beecy.net/frank/ [Thanks, Jason]
I sent you back your most recent e-mail and it came back as undeliverable. I got worried. How ya doing Johnny Boy? Love, G
Hi John, We are at a "cooking club" dinner party tonight and we just had to go to your website to share "the recipe" with everyone here. They are all anxiously awaiting our contribution to dinner, which is dessert and Limoncello, of course! Thanks again for the great recipe. We are going to make batch #5 tomorrow, I hope. Jim and Michele [see comment from 26Mar]
we still think you're a wanker [This is from a visitor in Amersterdam. Let's hope this is not representative of the general level of intelligence in The Netherlands]
I like your site with fortunes, but one time I got a fortune cookie saying "Beware of cookies bearing fortunes" The Chinese person who wrote my cookie must have been a real wise crack! [Thank you to this visitor from Gastonia, NC]
Funny read. I will try this when I get home.
Tried your recipe twice, now. It is absolutely THE BEST Limoncello we've ever had. The web site is a lot of fun. Thanks for the fun and giggles. Jim and Michele [Jim and Michele have been emailing me on a regular basis about their Limoncello adventures. I appreciate their comments and invite anyone who has tried my recipe to let me know how they feel. You can't beat home made!]
your site is so awesome [Thank you to this visitor from Phoenix]
you will be showered with luck [Thank you to this visitor from Phoenix]
I found this site by accident. I'm trying to find a recipe for cremoncello. If you know of one can you send it to me at gerrie.cowden@morganstanley.com Thanks. [From what I have found, all you do is substitute milk for the water. I suggest trying this with HALF of the recipe for the first try]
Hi! The 'No one can make you feel inferior without your consent' quote is by Eleanor Roosevelt. I used to have it hanging above my desk. [Thanks, you're right, at least according to Google!]
John -- Glad to see you had a great adventure! Looked for the blackmail photos ~~ didn't see 'em. Take care and thanks for your support while at A7. Eric
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