Sumac Old Fashioned Recipe…

Previously, we posted an article about how to make Sumac Lemonade. It was a huge hit with the family and we have made regular trips out in the woods to pick fresh sumac. The sumac tea, sugar, and lemon made the drink the perfect combination of savory, sweet, and fresh. Today, we are taking that lemonade and demonstrating an amazing Sumac Old Fashioned Recipe that will impress all of your guests.

This fall drink is great for cheering on your favorite football team or drowning your sorrows of their loss, depending on the weekend. Pair this drink with Grilled Pheasant Poppers for a complete fall experience.

If you liked this cool wild drink, you may also like our Compari Tonic, and Rhubarb Mojito. The Compari Tonic is a great summer drink, and the Rhubarb Mojito uses fresh rhubarb, making it a wonderful spring and early summer elixir.

How To Make A Sumac Lemonade

First, let’s start with the basics of this recipe. You will need to start with our Sumac Wild Lemonade Recipe and follow these instructions: Sumac Tea Wild Lemonade. It isn’t hard to make and we have step by step instructions plus a video that Jackson made demonstrating it. Once the Sumac Lemonade is cooled, then you are ready to make this Sumac Old Fashioned Recipe. If you haven’t watched the video, I put it below. Four Kids and A Chicken is all about making great kid and family food and teaching our kids how to cook. This is three of them making our sumac lemonade.

How To Make A Sumac Old Fashioned Recipe

But we thought, “Why let this great lemonade go to waste just sitting in the fridge!?” After the kids went to bed, we played around and made this awesome Sumac Old Fashioned Recipe.

Ingredients:

• Sumac Lemonade – (Sumac Wild Lemonade Recipe)
• Johnnie Walker or another whiskey
• Orange
• Fresh Sumac Berries
• Fresh Rosemary

Equipment:

• Glass Tumbler

Instructions

Start by making your sumac lemonade and chill in the fridge.

Then, get your Johnnie Walker out and pour it into a tumbler over ice and a sprig of rosemary.

After your whiskey chills, add an orange slice to the rim and pour your sumac lemonade.

Garnish with fresh sumac berries and rosemary.

Printable Recipe

This recipe is part of the Foraging Minnesota series. But you may also like these other recipes too:

Other Drinks You May Like

• Apple Cider Mimosa
• Homemade Irish Cream
• Sumac Tea Wild Lemonade
• Rhubarb Mojito
• Campari Tonic
• Blackberry Lemon Shrub Cocktail
• Cold Brewed Coffee Beer

Pair this Sumac Old Fashioned With

• Smoked Turkey Breast
• 321 Ribs Recipe

Other Fresh From The Garden and Fruit Ideas:

• Fruit Pizza

You might also like our wild mushroom and sourdough pizza too!

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