Limoncello
Limoncello: the Amalfi Coast in a bottle — lemon zest steeped in spirit and sweetened, served ice-cold in small glasses after dinner. Origins: home-made along the Sorrento and Amalfi coasts for over a century; commercial production boomed in the 1980s-90s.
What it is
Limoncello: the Amalfi Coast in a bottle — lemon zest steeped in spirit and sweetened, served ice-cold in small glasses after dinner. Origins: home-made along the Sorrento and Amalfi coasts for over a century; commercial production boomed in the 1980s-90s. Made from: the zest of large, thick-skinned sfusato lemons, neutral spirit, sugar and water. How it's made: 1) Peel zest without pith. 2) Steep in spirit 1-4 weeks until neon yellow. 3) Add syrup; rest; chill in the freezer. Served: straight from the freezer in chilled small glasses. Flavor: intense lemon oil, sweet, never sour. Strength: 25-30%. Culture: no dinner on the Costiera ends without it — every family argues its recipe. See also: Negroni, Amaro.
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