Elliniki Lemonada: Refreshing Homemade Greek Lemonade vs Pomegranate Sherbet
See how these two dishes stack up, ingredient by ingredient.
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Both drinks are strained until smooth, sweetened with sugar and finished with mint as a garnish, yet they lean in opposite directions. The Greek lemonade puts lemon at its core: a cooled simple syrup meets plenty of fresh juice and cold water, giving a sharp, bracing tartness poured over ice. The pomegranate sherbet, a chilled drink served in glasses, briefly simmers fresh pomegranate juice with sugar and water for a deeper, rounder sweetness, using just half a lemon to brighten and balance it. Optional extra pomegranate seeds add color and a little texture.
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What they have in common
- Lemons β Lemon
- Fresh Mint β Mint
What's different
- Ice
- Pomegranate