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    Narthampazha Juice / Citronade

    Apr 3, 2016 · Leave a Comment

    Citron or narthangai is an amazing fruit. It is just like lemon, but larger in size, sour and has thick rinds. The unripe fruit is used to make pickles. But the ripe ones are equally tasty. Just go ahead making juice -Citronade -  as yummy as lemonade. It cools the body and a very good thirst quencher.

    Ingredients

    Juice from citrons - 3/4 cup
    Sugar
    Ice
    Water - 3 cups
    Salt - a pinch (optional)
    Mint leaves -  for garnish

    Method

    Squeeze and filter the citrons. Add sugar, salt, water and mix well till sugar dissolves. Add ice, pour in glasses, garnish and enjoy.

    Tips

    I used 2 large-sized fruits. Use according to the available size of the fruit, preferably ripe ones.

    Adjust sugar according to your taste.

    If the juice is sour, add a little more water and sugar. Sourness depends on the fruit used.

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