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Brazilian Lemonade

Brazilian Lemonade Recipe

https://braziliankitchenabroad.com/brazilian-lemonade/

Brazilian lemonade is so refreshing and perfect to cool off a hot summer day! So easy to make, ready in just about 5 minutes and uses just 2 ingredients.

Here in the states we'd call this limeade. I made this tonight, and it was very good. I used sweetened condensed coconut milk (dairy allergy) and ended up doubling the amount because it was too tart for me with the amount given in the recipe. Your mileage may vary.

5 comments

marcosmsch

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I'm brazilian but never had it with coconut milk, definitely gonna try it

Also, thanks for the tip on https://braziliankitchenabroad.com/, it will be useful when I ger homesick lol

TheGiantKorean

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Hope the website helps you to feel less homesick! Any Brazilian dishes you would recommend to someone who isn't familiar with the cuisine?

namosca

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Feijoada, feijão tropeiro, pão de queijo and acarajé

jordanlund

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I made this tonight and my kitchen smells amazing.

Bonus:

I had enough sweetened condensed milk left over for a 2nd batch, but not enough limes, so I subsututed 1 1/2 cara cara oranges.

https://youtu.be/_FakOQlyzGc

It's... it's... Orange Julius...

TheGiantKorean

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It does smell amazing.

Oh man! I used to love Orange Julius. I will have to try that next time. I bet mandarins would work still.

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