Friday, 29 January 2010

Homemade Lemonade

Kyla found some neglected lemons at the bottom of the fruit and vege bin today, and asked if we could make some lemonade.We peeled 6 lemons, and soaked the peel in 4 cups of hot tap water. Then cut and squeezed the lemons.
Then we added in two cups of sugar, and 4 cups of cold water. Mixed it, chilled it, DRANK it...mmmm. Now that's what I call summer.

5 comments:

Karen said...

Yummy--though it's making me shiver (-9 degrees Celsius here--I think I need hot chocolate).

rb said...

Yum yum!

We have been making ginger beer since Christmas. It is so easy to do - and it tastes delish. Trouble is, it is getting a bit out of hand. All the children want to be doing it and we can't drink it quick enough.

How I long for summer . . .

Hay said...

mmm, hot chocolate, yummy karen!

Sounds great rb, I can remember the kids making ginger beer at school once, I'm a lemone lime and bitters girl m'self! :)

Anonymous said...

I have a recipe for old fashioned lemonade somewhere that my grandma used to make - alway's reminds me of summers at Raglan with bakelss chocolate fudge cake...... Might have to dig it out now ;-) although it is much more complicated than your recipe... perhaps I'll try yours instead!

Hay said...

Oh yum Mich, do share!!
Maybe we could meet up at Raglan for a weekend before the summer is out...?

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