Carnival-Style Lemonade

RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post by kimhis (411) | (11/03/2007) Contact I'll bet their secret ingredient is the fun atmosphere of being at the Fair! RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post By Judie (Guest Post) (11/02/2007) You need to make a simple syrup. I use 3 cups sugar & 3 cups water. In medium saucepan stir & dissolve over med. heat using a wooden spoon.When sugar is dissolved and coats wooden spoon, remove from heat & let cool. Store in a bottle in the refrigerator. For one large glass, fill with ice and 1 1/2 squeezed lemons. Add simple syrup about 1/2 way, fill rest of glass with water. Stir. This makes a sweet lemonade so adjust syrup accordingly. We live in Tennessee so we like sweet lemonade & sweet tea. Enjoy! RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post by retiredjacque (1) | (11/02/2007) Contact Have you ever drank an Arnold Palmer? It is a lemon shake-up made with sweetened ice tea. It puts new meaning to a good shake up. RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post by coreenhart (163) | (11/02/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact I met a lady and her daughter this summer who were selling lemonade at a farmer's market. The money was putting the daughter through college. They got $3.00 for an 8-oz. glass! They squeezed the half lemon into the cup, then added a plain sugar syrup that they kept in a cooler with a spigot at the bottom. They added a sprig of mint for decoration. My guess would be that it is a light syrup of about 1 part sugar to 3 parts water, cooked long enough to dissolve the sugar and then chilled. Let me know if you try this. RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post by aardvark (79) | (11/02/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact Real lemonade is very pale---I wouldn't be surprised if they added a tiny bit of yellow food coloring. It's amazing how we have come to "expect" things to look or taste modern instead of "real." RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post by Rita H (1) | (11/02/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact If you would like to make more than 1 glass, take 3 to 4 lemons, cut in half and squeeze with lemon juicer. Then add enough water to make 1 1/2 to 2 quarts, add about 1 cup of sugar (or to taste), add ice and yummy. RE: Carnival-Style Lemonade Post By Tori (Guest Post) (11/01/2007) Hi! The lemonade you are talking about is called "lemon shake-ups". I love them too and I always head straight to the 1st vendor I see! They are REALLY simple to make. 3 ingrediants: Real Lemons, Sugar, Water. I cut the lemon in half and squeeze into a glass and then I just drop the lemon half into my glass,minus the seeds of coarse. Add a few spoonfulls of sugar and add ice water, then stir and give it a taste, you may need to add sugar or more lemon juice.....YUMMMM!