Drink Up! Home Made Arancello...it's potent stuff!

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  • čas přidán 16. 04. 2017
  • Be forewarned..this is pretty potent stuff. Here is how to make arancello at home.
    I've made this at restaurants and now it's time I shared how to do this at home. It definitely has a kick to it but it's great as an after dinner digestif.
    Zest from 3 or 4 oranges, 375mL pure grain alcohol, 2 cups of water, 1 1/4 cups of sugar for a simple syrup.
    It takes a minimum of 10 days to macerate the orange zest before finishing the arancello. Then make the simple syrup and let it cool completely, or freeze it. Strain the zest and mix with the simple syrup. This is best when served ice cold from the freezer.
    You can use lemon zest for limoncello or grapefruit zest for pompelmocello but you have to let the grapefruit macerate for at least 20 days.
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Komentáře • 19

  • @ggepp
    @ggepp Před 4 lety +3

    Love the story mate!!

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      @CleanSlateFarm  Před 4 lety

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  • @MsUnik44
    @MsUnik44 Před 4 lety

    This is just one more thing that I love about CZcams, the videos never get old. Especially, those that come out well. I made this once already and starting a new batch today. This time will make the full recipe. This was a hit with my family and friends. Mixed a little tonic water with to make something different... Oh! Yeah! It was lovely.

    • @CleanSlateFarm
      @CleanSlateFarm  Před 4 lety

      That's great! So glad you like it and are making more. Thanks for watching and commenting

  • @Thefreshp
    @Thefreshp Před 7 lety

    I loved it Dave. I'll be making some as soon as I get south for some I waxed oranges. Yum.

  • @macsair
    @macsair Před 7 lety +3

    Sensational. My eyes are watering from the fumes given off even from here downunder.

    • @CleanSlateFarm
      @CleanSlateFarm  Před 7 lety

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    • @CleanSlateFarm
      @CleanSlateFarm  Před 7 lety +1

      Homestead Tessie thanks! Comments always welcome

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    @vitormileib Před 4 lety +1

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  • @Verradonairun
    @Verradonairun Před 4 lety +1

    Why only three oranges? Does the flavor become unpleasantly strong if you add more? And could you sweeten it with a clear syrup from a store, instead of a murky homemade syrup, to keep the end result as clear as possible?

    • @CleanSlateFarm
      @CleanSlateFarm  Před 4 lety +1

      Hello Martin. You could use more oranges but the recipe pretty much nails it. More may add more orange flavor but may not. The law of diminishing returns? If you make the simple syrup real hot water and let it cool it would be less murky. Sweeten it with what ever you want but start light and test to hit the flavor you like. Thanks for watching!

    • @jennabronson4704
      @jennabronson4704 Před 2 lety +2

      The cloudiness comes from the oils dropping out of solution when water is added. It's called a "louche," and it's supposed to look that way. :)