HITM:  Auditor Karissa Rene joins us to tell us about her new horse and helping a Uganda student use Art to learn about horsemanship.  Casey Allen, host of the Breakaway Breakdown, joins us to tell us about the latest podcast to be added to the HRN lineup.  Plus, Auditor Flossie shares her family’s Limoncello recipe.  Listen in…

AUDITOR POST SHOW:  Equestrian First World Problems. 

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3067 – Show Notes and Links:

• The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek:  co-host, executive in charge of comic relief, Jamie Jennings:   co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventures, Coach Jenn:  producer, Chaos Control Officer.
• Title Sponsor:  World Equestrian Center
• Featured Image: HORSES IN THE MORNING
• Guest: Auditor Karissa Rene
• Guest: Auditor Flossie
• Guest: Casey Allen, Host of The Breakaway Breakdown
• Link: World Equestrian Center Magazine
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Time Stamps:

04:40 - Daily Whinnies

20:00 - Casey Allen
27:40 - Karissa Rene

36:40 - Auditor Flossie Recipe

57:42 - Auditor Post Show

Limoncello recipe:

Ingredients:

• Zest of 8 Lemons
• 2 Vanilla Beans
• Bottle of Vodka
• 4 cups water
• 3 cups of sugar

Directions:

1. Start with a 1 gal pickle jar (Imperial or American gallon is fine). Peel
2. the zest off of 8 or so lemons and place in the pickle jar. You can maybe peel 10 or so if they are the smaller. Throw in two vanilla beans. 
   
   
3. Pour in a bottle of vodka (or equivalent amount of moonshine) and let that sit in a dark cabinet for 6 months. Important! No plastic bottles as that ruins the flavor of the alcohol. 
4. Making simple syrup:  Boil water and sugar to make the syrup and let it cool to room temperature. Then add to the vodka jar. 
5. Mix with a clean spoon and then put it away to sit in the dark cabinet for another month or so.

Once it is ready to serve you can pour straight from the main jar or pour it into a prettier jar for serving or gifts. It is great for sipping after a big meal of pasta while all the family and friends sit around talking together.