INGREDIENTS
½ ripe watermelon
Guglielmo Private Reserve Sangiovese wine*
Triple Sec liquor
sliced strawberries
orange or lemon slices (optional)
METHOD
Scoop
all the red part out of the watermelon and chop into small pieces. Place the
watermelon into a blender, in batches, and pulse until it is liquefied. Do not
process too much – we do not want to puree the seeds. Pour into a sieve over a
large bowl and stir and press the bulk to extract all the liquid – you should have
5 to 6 cups.
The
proper ratio for the Sangria is 2 cups watermelon, 2 cups wine and ½ cup Triple
Sec. Pour into a serving container, float some strawberry slices and orange
slices on top, chill and serve.
*NOTE:
This recipe will probably work with Barbera, Carignane, Grignolino, TRE White Zinfandel or even
Emile’s Heritage Red for a stronger mix.
For a different approach, cut off one side of the watermelon, remove all the watermelon being careful with the heart. Puree the outer parts of the watermelon, use a baller to make small watermelon balls. Make the Sangria as above and float the watermelon balls in the Sangria using the hollow watermelon as a punch bowl.
For a different approach, cut off one side of the watermelon, remove all the watermelon being careful with the heart. Puree the outer parts of the watermelon, use a baller to make small watermelon balls. Make the Sangria as above and float the watermelon balls in the Sangria using the hollow watermelon as a punch bowl.
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