BajaNews - 8-15-2006 at 08:56 PM
http://www.travelgolf.com/blogs/chris.baldwin/2006/08/15/mis...
By Chris Baldwin
August 15, 2006
It's been almost two months since I've been in Cabo San Lucas. Which means that serious withdrawal pains are setting in.
And not just because I missed
Kate Beckinsale running around Cabo in a string bikini last weekend (and getting photographed endlessly by the tabloids.)
It's not even the supremely high-end golf courses with the fawning service, the crazy partying at Cabo Wabo or the genuine Mexican charms of sister
town San Jose del Cabo.
No, I yearn for the local limonata.
An American couple living in Cabo recommended it to me during a dinner at the Westin Resort and throughout the rest of the trip I was slamming it like
Mel Gibson at a Bar Mitzvah.
Sadly, limonata is not even an alcoholic beverage. It's a combination of lemonade and sparkling water. An elusive combination.
I've tried to find it duplicated back in the states with no success. Oh, you can buy cans of stuff called limonata in some gourmet grocery stores
here. But it doesn't come close to the homemade stuff served out of pitchers in Cabo. It's like thinking you're going to watch NBA basketball and
ending up seeing the Knicks.
I even made the woman try to recreate the recipe. No dice. Much disappointment.
So does anyone out there know how to make Mexican limonata? Yes, I've sunk to trolling for recipes. Who am I, Jennifer Mario?
Oh, and I'll take Kate Beckinsale's number too if you have it. In the name of Cabo research.
jerry - 8-16-2006 at 09:17 AM
limonada is simply juice3 mexicans limons add simple surip (jababe natural) and add (ague mineral) soda water
bajaguy - 8-16-2006 at 09:10 PM
forget the limonada...........I'll take the babe in the photo!!!
capt. mike - 8-17-2006 at 04:33 AM
bet that's a good mixer for tequila!!
.......and her too!!
bajajudy - 8-17-2006 at 06:32 AM
Chris should have checked the spelling of his favorite drink before writing that article