Italian Limoncello Cocktail
Show: Guy's Big Bite
Episode: Guido's Italian Table
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By 44drbob
Springfield, MO
on June 10, 2009
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We had to go get the ingredients especially for this drink, but it was worth it. This drink is easy to make & tastes so refreshing. I agree with the other reviewer, the basil makes this special. It tastes like summer! You should run out and get the things you need to make this!
By nursecop52_11910289
Frisco, TX
on June 07, 2009
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I just returned from the Amalfi Coast, the home of Italian Limoncello. I brought home with me several different varieties. This cocktail was easy to make and the basil gave it a unique flavor.
The cubes of ice that I had were too large so I served this drink in martini glasses with a fresh rasberry in the bottom of the glass for color. Before pouring, I moistened the rims of the glasses and dipped in powdered sugar.
Tastes like lemonade...with a kick!