1. don't use sugar, use simple syrup. Make simple syrup (one part boiling water to one part sugar, stir and let cool)
2. add some salt. Not a lot but it brings out the sweetness of the syrup and the tartness of the lemons.
I make lemonade almost every other day during the summer. Another note: drink it up there are no preseratives so it is perishable and you can always make more.
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If you get your lemon juice from fresh lemons, it's even better.
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Adjust to taste and you,,,, can't beat it!
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Use fresh lemons for the lemon juice and a little less sugar
with cold water and ice. You can add some limes too to make it taste better.
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6 to 10 large lemons
1 to 1 1/2 cup of sugar
water/ ice
squeese lemons get out all of the seeds but use pulp
poor in to gallon glass pitcher
add sugar and water a little ice and drink up
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omit the sugar, add twice the lemon juice plus the ice water and now you have lemonade. for better results add just a pinch of salt.
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