I make this refreshing drink all the time, but I find it especially appealing when I'm pregnant and crave sour things. It's so good, so easy, and reminds me of my childhood when we lived in Texas and my mom would treat us to a Braum's Limeade.
What you need:
1 can frozen limeade concentrate (I use Wal-mart brand)
1 L bottle of Tonic Water (or Seltzer Water if you hate tonic)
1 jar maraschino cherries
ice
pitcher
To Make it:
Mix the frozen concentrate with 2 cans worth of water and the whole bottle of Tonic Water.
Add ice to a glass, pour a few tablespoons of cherry juice (or more if you like more), fill the rest with limeade mixture, top with 1-2 cherries.
Alternatively, you can make it by the glass by just scooping out about 1 oz of frozen limeade into your glass, adding 2 oz of water, then mixing in tonic water and cherry juice to taste.
But once you've tried it, you'll want to make the whole batch because it's so yummy and perfect for Summer time!
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Thursday, April 9, 2015
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Christmas Citrus Salad
- 5 lbs. Naval oranges
- 5 lbs. Ruby Red grapefruit
- 3 large cans mandarin oranges
- 1 C. sugar
- Salt to taste
Over a large bowl, peel and segment oranges and grapefruit, removing all pith and membranes. (This process takes a long time!) Prepare fruit over the bowl so you can catch all the juice - that's what makes it good. Add canned oranges and their juice. Add sugar and salt to taste. (You will probably need a lot more salt than you think.) Mix well.
Place in a large plastic container with a lid. Refrigerate at least overnight, longer if possible.
This is such a yummy family tradition. Because it takes so long to make, we only have it on Christmas morning along with our Christmas Breakfast Casserole. But it's well worth the effort!
File under:
breakfast,
citrus,
Grandma's Recipe,
mandarin oranges,
Mom's Recipes
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