posted by admin on Jan 8

Hi, all. I hope that the first week of the new year has been good to you. I know a couple of people who have lost people very close to them this week, so my heart goes out to them. It’s not an auspicious way to start the year, but one can hope that things can only get better from here.

Let’s get drinking…

A while back, I made kumquatcello, based on the recipe for limoncello, dscf0023except that I used kumquats. (The blog for that is HERE.) The resulting liqueur was unique and smooth, with a delicate citrus flavor, and it’s getting better as it ages.

I’d been wanting to try orangecello and I finally got a chance to do that. All you do is replace the lemon peels with orange peels. dscf0051Right now, the orange peels are infusing the vodka, and in about a week or so, I’ll be finishing off the recipe. After that, it will sit for a month before I taste it.

I’ve also got a bag of naked oranges now. :-) I’ll squeeze those for some fresh dscf0046orange juice. I love that! Nothing compares to fresh-squeezed orange juice, no matter what the commercials say.

I’ll let you know how that goes. In the meantime, have a great week, everyone. And for those of you being hit by Arctic blasts, stay warm.

Peace

2 Comments to “Orangecello”

  1. AndiM Says:

    YAY! LIQUEUR! Maybe a limecello next time…?

  2. admin Says:

    Yes, limecello is good, too. I usually prefer lime-flavored things to lemon-flavored things, but where this was concerned. I preferred the lemoncello over the limecello. The lime was ever-so slightly more bitter. The difference was sutble, but definitely there. Maybe it was the way I made it–I don’t know. But it won’t stop me from making it again. :-)

Leave a Reply


Fatal error: Call to undefined function body_out2() in /home/andimarq99/www.mizchef.com/wp-content/themes/cooking-blog-theme/single.php on line 72