Love Lime!

[Saffy]

I have some wonderful lime recipes. Keylime pie being my fav, also thai foods with lime juice additions.

I would love to have some more recipes that contain limes since we have some beautiful organic limes about at the moment. If you feel like sharing your fav lime recipes I'm listening :)

[Jaymes]

When I stumble into lots of lime, usually make ceviche.

[bellaS.F.]

fresh lime margaritas

[Jaymes]

Lime Flan...calls for juice & zest.

Limeade

Limeade & Amaretto

Lime frozen desserts....sherberts & sorbets

[Brad S]

Carni Asada with tomatillo/lime salsa

[Sandra Levine]

On the India board there is a discussion of pickles and a couple of recipes for lemon pickles that I think could be adapted for limes.

Indian pickles

[mhadam]

What you may want to do is juice a bunch of them and keep the juice in a jar in the fridge. You will have lime juice on hand to enhance any dish. And you can candy the lime zest and keep that on hand for decorations or great nibbles

[Jinmyo]

I use lime juice and zest in salads, tsukemono, curries, chili, and salsas.

[Shiva]

Gin, Tonic Water, Ice, Lime.

[Heather]

An all-natural organic lime cordial for making refreshing lime-and-soda drinks, when fresh limes are out of season.

Here's an idea that borders on being a bit weird-sounding. If I have a recipe that calls for only the juice of a lime, I always zest the lime first and store zest in the freezer. That's not the weird part. What I use this frozen zest for most often is to flavour breakfast oat porridge. I've discovered that banana-raisin-lime is a wonderful porridge combo. Might taste a bit strange in a creamy porridge cooked with milk, but I cook my oats in water only.

The salad dressing below includes lime, albeit not a whole lot:

6 tablespoons pure olive oil (not virgin or extra virgin, as you want neutral flavour)

1.5 tablespoons of a 50-50 mix of lime and lemon juice

1.5 tablespoons of Japanese soy sauce (Kikkoman is a decent, widely available brand)

2 teaspoons roast sesame oil

Whisk all of the above together. Tastes brilliant on shredded salad of carrot, cucumber, red capsicum, radish, and Chinese cabbage

Let me know if I've used an Australian-ism anywhere above, and you're trying to figure out what I mean. Obviously, flavour = flavor. Um, red capsicum = sweet red pepper. Not sure what you guys call Chinese cabbage. It also goes by the name "wombok" here. Sometimes Asian cabbage.

[Saffy]

Thanks for all the suggestions. Heather as for the Australianism.. I can cope, since I am a Kiwi :)

The lime in the cereal sounds good actually, I think that is something that I could definately enjoy too!

and I do like the sound of that salad dressing :)