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3 Liqueurs for Christmas

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Start with me on 19th of October and have:

🍋Limoncello, 🍊Orange and 🍫Chocolate liqueur ready for Christmas.

Here is what happens next.

First, the tools and the ingredients.

You find the list below.

I have added an Amazon affiliate link if you need to order them, so they arrive before we start on 19 October.

I will send you a reminder one week before

On Monday 19 October we start.

At each step you get one email and one video showing you exactly what I do, and you do that step at home the same week.

  • Step 1: Monday 19 October
  • Step 2: Thursday 29 October
  • Step 3: Wednesday

18 November, we bottle and label

We bottle by 18 November so the liqueurs have time to set and the flavors infuse properly before Christmas.

3 Liqueurs for Christmas: tools and ingredients

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Laura Tobin
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Everything you need to make limoncello, orange liqueur and chocolate liqueur with me. Most of it you use for all three. If you need to order anything, my Amazon shop has the full liqueur lab in one place: Homemade Liqueur Lab.
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Equipment

  • 3 Jars for canning 67 oz - 2L one per liqueur: to infuse the zests and the vanilla in the alcohol
  • 3 Glass Bottle 1 gallon - 3L wide neck for the second stage, once the syrup goes in
  • Vegetable Peeler for the lemon and orange zests
  • Canning Funnel to pour from jar to bottle while the zests are still in
  • Auto-stop funnel for bottling optional but very practical, it stops when the bottle is full
  • Fine Mesh Strainer to filter the liqueur before bottling
  • Measuring mugs
  • Mini Measuring Set
  • Ladle with spout to pour the syrup into the funnel
  • Large saucepan, 3 quart for the chocolate syrup, which rises a lot when it boils
  • Vintage Glass Bottles for your own collection
  • Glass Bottles with Lids for the gifts
  • Shot Glass Set to serve it in small sips
  • Good Grips Bottle Brush to clean the bottles after each use

Ingredients
 

For all three

  • 10 cups 2.5 L 95% alcohol or vodka (4 cups limoncello, 4 cups orange, 2 cups chocolate)
  • 6 lb Caster sugar 2 lb limoncello, 2 lb orange, 2 lb chocolate
  • 13 cup Fresh water 6 cups limoncello, 4 cups orange, 3 cups chocolate

Limoncello

  • 11 non-treated unwaxed lemons

Orange liqueur (Curaçao)

  • 10 to 12 oranges bitter or Seville, peels only
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon
  • 7 cloves

Chocolate liqueur

  • 2 vanilla pods (pods, not extract)
  • 1 ½ cups cocoa powder unsweeten

Notes

  • On the first day Step 1 we only need the alcohol, the lemons, the oranges, the spices and the vanilla. The sugar and water come in at Step 2.
  • In Italy we use 95% alcohol. If you cannot find it, use vodka; the limoncello will be less creamy in the freezer.
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