I Love Watermelon!

[Vegaswildflower 0]

You can make watermellon shurbert, Ive done it may time, let me find the recipie and Ill post it asap

[Dena 2]

Well I made the pie and brought it to work today, will let you know what the reaction is!

[Dena 2]

Well we all kinda had the same thought on the pie........watermelon should not be made into a pie. It was rubbery and not a lot of flavor. I'm glad I brought the remaining watermelon with me!!!!

[Letty 0]

I put salt and lemon juice (not too much) on my very cold cubes of watermelon! mmmmmm

[Ms. Vicki 0]

I can not imagine how you could make a watermelon pie, but it sounds great. I am on a watermelon "kick" lately. Will you share the recipe?

[Mvpo8961 1]

From Whole food Markets website.

2 cup diced watermelon 80 calories

27 grams carbohydrates

2 gm Fiber

Have any of ya'll heard about the watermelon juice / pomegrante juice that the Sundia company in California are going to start distributing nationwide this summer?

Myra

[Dena 2]

I can not imagine how you could make a watermelon pie, but it sounds great. I am on a watermelon "kick" lately. Will you share the recipe?

The recipe came from Wheetsin....page 1 of this thread. I'm wondering if I did something wrong, because it was not good......let me know how yours turns out!!!

[Mariah 0]

Me too! I saw something today with watermelon, peaches, some other fruits, lime etc as a shake in the blender.

Thank the good Lord that watermelon is something we can eat!!!

Mary

[Marimaru 7]

Ok, this is pretty sinful but I'll share anyway:

I cut up almost an entire watermelon and put it in a container with most of a bottle of amaretto. The first day the watermelon taste was strong when you crunched on the watermelon, and the amaretto taste was strong when you sipped on the juice. Each day they melded more. I think I had it in there 5 days total. I've now put the watermelon into separate containers and put the 'juice' in a bottle. It's a very mild amaretto/watermelon liquer thing, lol.

[Vegaswildflower 0]

Recipe Summary

Difficulty: Easy

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Inactive Prep Time: 4 hours 30 minutes

Yield: 1 quart

1 pound, 5 ounces diced watermelon, muskmelon or honeydew

3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice

2 tablespoons vodka

9 ounces sugar, approximately 1 1/4 cups

Place the melon in the bowl of a food processor and process until smooth. Add the lemon juice, vodka, and sugar and process for another 30 seconds. Place the mixture into the refrigerator until the mixture reaches 40 degrees F; depending on the temperature of your ingredients and refrigerator, this could take 30 minutes to 1 hour. Pour the chilled mixture into the bowl of an ice cream maker and process according to manufacturer's directions. Transfer the sorbet to an airtight container and place in the freezer for 3 to 4 hours before serving.

[Vegaswildflower 0]

HERE IS MORE STUFF TO DO WITH WONDERFUL WATERMELON!!

http://web.foodnetwork.com/food/web/searchResults/0,7822,,00.html?searchString=WATERMELON&searchType=Recipe&sortField=sctn_dsp_name&sortOrder=asc

[BigGirlPantiez 1]

My FAVORITE drink recipe - take a seedless watermelon, cut into cubes and freeze....add frozen bits to blender...add light lemonade....fresh lime juice and tequila and blend blend blend...makes the BEST frozen watermelon margarita

[Flutterby2b 0]

My kids and DH think I'm crazy. But I've always eaten salt on my watermelon and sugar on my tomatoes.

[Loving-It 0]

Sure there is. Cut out a small "plug" on the side, pull it out and poke around in there with an icepick. Then, stick a funnel into the hole and slowly pour in Vodka, Rum, or champagne.. come back and refill a few times. Replace the plug and keep on ice for a few hours before serving.

*grins*

Hello!! Preach it sistah! :clap2:

[willowbas 0]

I love it in the blender with a cup of ice, a bit of Water, splenda, and a squirt of fresh lime juice. Whir away and sip it until your heart's content. Now...you will be UP all night in the bathroom! It's a great diuretic! So if it's a restful night you're after...skip the watermelon!:notagree