What to do w/key limes besides pie?
A generous co-worker gave me about 10 Key limes from her tree. My first thought: gin and tonic! :-P But I'll need to do something else with them, and I am not a baker, plus hubby is diabetic so I want to stay away from desserts altogether if I can.
Any ideas for something easy, like a marinade?
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re: Covert Ops
Great, I'm in Florida too....I've made the ancho chili sauce and have also tried it using chipotles...we prefer the chipotle chili sauce, not as much fuss as with the dried anchos but either way, it's a great recipe. I always cook down the marinade and serve it along with the grilled chicken.
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There is a very old table sauce call old sour that was common on tables in the keys.
1 pint of key lime juice strained into a bottle add a 1sp. salt and a couple of hot chilies like bird chilies. Cap and store in a dark place until it turns a dark amber color. Speinkle it on seafood, greens, into soups etc.
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Cocktails are the first thing that come to mind (but it looks like you have that covered). I've covered snapper and orange roughy fillets with thin slices of key lime and steamed them. They leave the key lime flavor on the fish and as a bonus cut down on the fish smell while you're steaming. I'd still save some limes for cocktails though.






