The Lucky Lemon Seven cocktail recipe was created especially for me. It probably comes as no surprise to hear me admit that I have a bit of a lemon 'thing'.
If you have seen our selection of lemon dishes here on our website or our Lemon Love Pinterest board with over 800 pins you may have had a clue.
So, when I tell you that my 2 favorite cocktails of all time are both custom creations by Chad and both are lemon cocktails. I am sure you are not surprised.
At our fabulous New Year eve celebration this year, our dear friends shared a drink with us again that Chad has fallen in love with. It is simple, smooth and delicious. 7 Up with vodka and lemon. Chad really wanted to pump this one up. So, after a few days of testing in the mixology lab, he came up with this fabulous amped up twist!
It might sound mild, but this ain't your Grandma's lemonade! This one packs a punch. I love it!!! It's like having a lemonade with 7 Up, the vodka is barely noticeable. I hope you enjoy it too! It is certainly for the lemon lover. - See more at: http://www.theslowroasteditalian.com/2012/01/lucky-lemon-seven.html#sthash.M3jOa865.dpuf
At our fabulous New Year eve celebration this year, our dear friends shared a drink with us again that Chad has fallen in love with. It is simple, smooth and delicious. 7 Up with vodka and lemon. Chad really wanted to pump this one up. So, after a few days of testing in the mixology lab, he came up with this fabulous amped up twist!
It might sound mild, but this ain't your Grandma's lemonade! This one packs a punch. I love it!!! It's like having a lemonade with 7 Up, the vodka is barely noticeable. I hope you enjoy it too! It is certainly for the lemon lover.
At our New Year eve celebration a few years back, our friends YaYa and Kitty shared a drink with us again and Chad and I have fallen in love with. It is simple, smooth and delicious.
7 Up with vodka and lemon. Chad really wanted to pump this one up. So, after a few days of testing in the mixology lab, he came up with this fabulous amped up twist!
It might sound mild, but this ain't your Grandma's lemonade! This one packs a punch. I love it!!! It's like having a lemonade with 7 Up, the vodka is barely noticeable.
I hope you enjoy it too! It is certainly for the lemon lover.
Kick 'em off and pour yourself one!
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Helpful Tips to make Lucky Lemon Seven the Best Lemonade Cocktail:
- Make sure you use a good vodka, as the saying goes.... Garbage in, garbage out. Your end result will only be as good as the ingredients you use.
What you will need to make Lucky Lemon Seven the Best Lemonade Cocktail:
Enjoy!
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Yield: 2
Lucky Lemon Seven the Best Lemonade Cocktail
Trust me this is not your Grandma's lemonade! This lemonade cocktail is a combination of the juices of fresh muddled lemons, 7Up and premium vodka.
Ingredients
- 5 small lemons, sliced thin (divided)
- 6 ounces premium vodka
- 8-16 ounces 7-Up (to taste)
- 8 ice cubes
Instructions
- Fill a large glass (approximately 20 ounces) with the slices from 4 lemons. Add vodka, allow to set for 15 minutes and then using a muddler or similar instrument, muddle thoroughly. Your lemons should be shredded when done.
- In two fresh large glasses with 4 ice cubes in each and 1/2 of the remaining lemon slices in each, pour 1/2 of the lemon vodka mixture through a strainer and into each glass. Add 4-8 ounces of 7-Up to each glass and serve
Recipe developed by Donna Elick The Slow Roasted Italian
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Copyright ©2013 The Slow Roasted Italian – All rights reserved.
Originally posted 5/16/13
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This looks SO refreshing Donna! I'm heading over to FB to join the party! :)
ReplyDeleteYou had me at 'muddled lemons' Donna! I love all these lemony cocktails--- I'll see you at Ladies Night :)
ReplyDeleteOh this looks so good right now.I just shared it over on my FB page,buy I believe this calls for a pin too.
ReplyDeleteThis drink is wonderful on these hot and humid days we've been having in Wisconsin. I've passed this one on to many! Great recipes and great job! Thank you, Sue
ReplyDeleteMade these this summer and they were a delicious hit! Will be making them again and again!
ReplyDeleteLemons and vodka? I'm in. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThis just screams summer! I love it!
ReplyDeletedoes anyone know how to make this in a large batch?
ReplyDeleteAnd if you are a pink lemonade fan, add some gin and have a good time also. Just a little southern hospitality I learned visiting my Aunt Norma Jean is Savannah when I was a young lady. No wonder she always said : " well ain't that just precious" lol!
ReplyDeleteHow do you muddle??
ReplyDeleteMary Stevens -- Basically mash the lemon & vodka (or whatever ingredients need muddling) together so they break apart & the flavour comes out. They make proper muddling tools that look sort of like mini baseball bats, but you can use the end of a wooden spoon or similar. It is more vigorous than stirring, closer to a pound or a grind with the stick/spoon.
ReplyDeleteHow would.I adapt this to make a gallon? I'd like to make it for a July 4th BBQ.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you could put the vodka and lemon mixture in a blender instead of muddling the lemons
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