General Chat

The gardener over the road has just given me a huge bag of lemonslol apart from lemonade,lemon meringue pie,what can I do with them?

Lemon Sponge? Lemon Cheesecake? :-p

Id better start baking and freezing:-))lol Anyone want a lemon sponge:-)))))))))))?

I love Lemon sponge. :-p Yes please. Make a cheesecake too! lol

Lemon Curd, or send a few to 'Lemon' as she likes to Squeeze Them. Hal.:o)))>

Hi Roxanne How about Lemon Curd beautiful. I have a recipe somewhere if I can find it. If not sure there will be one on the net somewhere. Also freeze the juice in ice cube trays they are lovely in drinks and also when you need lemon juice for recipes. Cant think of anything else at the moment Have a good Day Regards Jackie

Cut them up for all our G&Ts????

Hi Again Roxanne Found this on the net. If you like cooking there are lots of recipes with lemons. See address below Regards Jackie http://www.pastrywiz.com/archive/category/lemon.htm

You could do what sherlock holmes did. Rub them round the doorway Lemon entry, my dear watson.... lol

Freeze the juice in ice cube bags,or I have an extremly high cholesteral recipe for lemon curd to die for!

I freeze lemon slices in layers with cling film between them. I then add them to drinks while frozen instead of ice cubes. It adds a nice flavour without diluting the drink. Handy to have around before Christmas. I used to make a very nice pud called St. Clement's trifle. I don't think the amounts were critical but it was basically crumbs of trifle sponge mixed in with finely grated orange and lemon rind plus orange and lemon juice and thick double cream. It looks a bit messy but you mix it all together and leave it a few hours. It thickens up a bit. I used to then decorate it with those candy orange and lemon slices you can buy. Um..........must go and look for that recipe again. It was popular if I did it for parties. Sue

Hi all, Gin and tonics,all roundlol Hi Jackie,thanks for the link. Susan,thanks for the Ideas. Lynda,thanks. If you have the time I would love it,