Limoncello Soaking Syrup
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A touch of Mediterranean freshness, perfect for enhancing your homemade desserts. Inspired by the centuries-old tradition of Campanian liqueurs, this preparation enhances every dessert with an intense and unmistakable citrus aroma. Ideal for enriching sponge cakes and soft cakes, it creates a unique balance between sweetness and liveliness. A true pastry-making secret for transforming simple creations into authentic masterpieces with an elegant and refined taste
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Yield:
6 servings / 400 g
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Total time:
10 min
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Preparation time:
5 min
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Cooking time:
5 min
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Tools:
Bowl, Stove
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Weight per serving:
70 g
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Energy:
90 Kcal
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Carbohydrates:
11 g
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Fats:
0 g
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Proteins:
0 g
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Diet:
Vegan, Vegetarian, Lactose-free, Gluten-free
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Pairing:
Pignoletto
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Occasion:
Holiday dinner
Ingredients
Portions for 6 servings
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Method
It takes 3 steps in 10 min
Storage
Limoncello soaking syrup can be stored in the refrigerator, sealed in an airtight container, for about one week.
Alternatively, it can be frozen to preserve its aroma unchanged for up to three months.
Cost
The recipe requires common ingredients that are easy to find on the market. The preparation is very affordable in terms of overall cost
Health
Limoncello soaking syrup contains a significant but moderate amount of alcohol per serving. Since it is mainly composed of water and a small amount of sugar, it is relatively light in the context of pastry-making
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