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Watermelon Spritzers with Lemon and Honey
by Bev Weidner on May 25, 2012 in Drinks, Non-Alcoholic
Recipe Description
Make these as is, or add some alcohol! Yeah, do that.
Preparation Instructions
Place the watermelon, lemon juice and honey into a food processor. Process until smooth.
Strain the mixture into a large bowl, pressing the juice out of any seeds or pulp that remains in the strainer.
Pour the juice into a large pitcher and chill until you’re ready to drink.
Serve with a splash of seltzer water and lemon balm or mint, if using.
Ingredients
- 2-½ pounds Fresh Watermelon (seedless If You Can Find It), Rind Removed And Cut Into Cubes
- 3 whole Lemons (seedless If You Can Find It), Juiced
- 2 Tablespoons Honey
- 2 cups Chilled Seltzer Water (more Or Less)
- 6 sprigs Lemon Balm Or Mint, For Garnish (optional!)
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angela ross on 5.28.2012
oh i wish i had seen this saturday, our cook out was yesterday and it would have been perfect! i’m still going to make it today, if i can recover from yesterdays cookout, lol!
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