Description

Lemonade with pomegranate (inspired by John. Oliver)
On the street right now - well, not the season for cold lemonade, but in the shops the season of lemons and pomegranates. This recipe for "Lemonade -Moroccan" I saw George. Oliver back in the summer, then tasted for the first time. For the first recipe that I have introduced minor adjustments increased the original amount of water added to sugar and mint. In the season of flu and colds this vitamin drink - that, to maintain our body from illness and give our lives paint a little positivity.

Ingredients

  • Lemon

    1 piece

  • Garnet

    2 piece

  • Water, carbonated

    2 cup

  • Sugar

    2 Tbsp

  • Ice

    1 cup

  • Mint

    2 piece

Cooking

step-0
For this recipe I took two large garnet ( total weight of peel to 703 d), one average lemon (150g), mineral water without salt, ice, a little sugar and two sprigs of mint. My cups are 250ml.
step-1
Pomegranate cut into two parts and simply squeeze in the dishes prepared for juice. Pomegranate juice gags easily without any devices, just by squeezing in the hand.
step-2
Pomegranate juice and lemon I squeezed from the sieve to the pips and skins were not included in the juice. Two large garnets turned out 1 Cup of pomegranate juice. Lemon before squeezing rolled on the surface of the table. From one lemon came out 5 tbsp of juice (almost half a Cup)
step-3
Prepared all the ingredients - got ice from the freezer, opened a bottle of mineral water. Sugar should dissolve in the juice to mix with ice. The carafe under the juice took no less than 1 l On the bottom has torn a few leaves of mint (can be without mint, but I just found mint and I love her very much). Mixed all the ingredients.
step-4
Turned out beautiful, tasty and healthy drink, contrary to the assertions of some of the Karlsson on the roof. PySy: if anyone remembers, this man, in the Prime of life, argued that good things absolutely can not be delicious, and Vice versa.
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