Name: Helen's Lemonade Syrup
Ingredients: 5 lb Sugar; 2 oz Citric acid; 1 oz Tartaric acid Boiling water; 6 Lemons

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Beverages, Jams	1	Bottle

INGREDIENTS

5	lb	Sugar
2	oz	Citric acid
1	oz	Tartaric acid Boiling water
6		Lemons

INSTRUCTIONS

MM BY H PEAGRAM
Dissolve in boiling water, the sugar and acids.  Grate 4 lemons and use
juice from 6 lemons. Add to boiling water. Keep bottled in frig. Mix in a 5
part water to 1 part syrup ratio.
Source: Helen Peagram
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