Foxes Love Lemons

Foxes Love Lemons

Foxes Love Lemons is a culinary blog that showcases easy yet extraordinary recipes for every "home chef" out there.

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  • 2 weeks ago | foxeslovelemons.com | Lori Yates

    Cut the VegetablesASPARAGUS – Trim off the woody ends and grill whole. CORN – No need to cut anything, just shuck them!PORTOBELLO MUSHROOM CAPS – Grill them whole. It’s completely optional to use a small spoon to scrape out the gills. The gills are edible, but sometimes we’ll scrape them out a bit because they can hold excess moisture and cause the caps to steam rather than sear. BELL PEPPERS – Cut into thirds or quarters, and remove the seeds, membranes and stems.

  • 3 weeks ago | foxeslovelemons.com | Lori Yates

    Home » Recipes » Savory » Main Dishes » Pork » Baby Back Rib Brine with Root Beer Use root beer as both a rib marinade and the base of a tangy barbecue sauce for the most juicy and flavorful baby back ribs you’ll ever serve. My family and friends have raved about this recipe for years!Table of ContentsToggleThese Root Beer Ribs are quite possibly the most raved-about recipe I make.

  • 1 month ago | foxeslovelemons.com | Lori Yates

    Home » Recipes » Beverages » Cocktails » Honey Old Fashioned This Honey Old Fashioned doesn’t require making a syrup on the stove, and it’s easy to make a big batch for a party. All the bourbon fans in your life will be asking for a second round. The classic Old Fashioned is basically the grandparent of all cocktails. It’s simple, reliable, and always knows how to have a good time without making a fuss about it.

  • 1 month ago | foxeslovelemons.com | Lori Yates

    Home » Recipes » Appetizers & Snacks » Dips » 4 Ingredient Guacamole Recipe A 4 Ingredient Guacamole Recipe that really uses just four whole ingredients (no cheating with pico de gallo). Just good ingredients, in the right ratio, combined properly. It’s a hard truth, but a lot of people put too much stuff in their guacamole. Ourselves included. We used to think that we needed all kinds of things – tomato, onion, garlic, jalapeno, etc.

  • 1 month ago | foxeslovelemons.com | Lori Yates

    Home » Recipes » Savory » Side Dishes » Rice » Simple Mexican Rice This Easy Mexican Rice recipe is a homemade alternative to packaged mixes like Knorr. It doesn’t require tomato bouillon, and we have a special technique to add 1000% more flavor in just 1 extra minute.