Salted Lemon Ginger Spritzer Recipes

SALTED PRESERVED LEMONS

Steps:

• In a bowl mix the spices into the sea salt. Cut a cross into the lemons -- almost to the base, but so that the quarters stay together. Push the seasoned salt into the lemon segments and pack the lemons as tightly as possible into an airtight jar. The less space there is between the lemons the more attractive it will look and you won't need to use so much salt. The lemons will be ready after one month of preserving, and will last for about 2 years. Tips:The peel is edible This also works very well with limes You could preserve oranges like this too -- but there are not so many recipes which use them You must use sea salt not table salt -- table salt is too chemical and harsh
• Uses:For seasoning rice and couscous -- it works like salt and makes the rice and couscous lemon scented Put chicken/fish into a foil bag and bake with the lemon salt Use to season stews and soups ;

SIMPLE LEMON GINGER SPRITZER (AIP)

Steps:

• Add ginger, honey and lemon slice to the bottom of an 8 oz glass. Muddle with a muddler (or spoon) to release the juices from the lemon and ginger.
• Fill the glass with ice, add sparkling water, and top with a slice of lemon, if desired. Serve immediately and enjoy!

SALTED LEMON-GINGER SPRITZER

Steps:

• Place the lemon and salt in a large wine glass and using the back of a spoon, lightly muddle to break up and release some of the oils and juices. Add lemon juice and ginger (if using) and top with lots of ice and ginger beer. Garnish with lemon wedge or fresh ginger.

PRESERVED-LEMON SPRITZER

Steps:

• Thinly slice preserved lemon and muddle in the bottom of a glass with sugar until dissolved. Top with ice and seltzer, stir, and serve.

GINGER SPRITZ

Steps:

• Fill a tall glass or chalice with a few handfuls of crushed ice, then tip in the sugar syrup. Squeeze the lemon wedge over the glass to express the oils and drop it in. Pour in the golden ale and prosecco, and stir to combine.
• Top up the drink with the ginger beer. Make a small cut in the lemon slice and secure it onto the rim of the glass to garnish.