by Hayley Snow from Lucy Burdette's Key West mystery series...
Hi all! Hayley Snow here. I am sure you are all busy with your barbecues and red white and blue desserts and fireworks, but if you have a minute, I thought you might be interested in how we celebrate the Fourth of July weekend in Key West.
Miss Gloria and I are throwing a big dinner party tonight because everyone likes to watch the fireworks from Houseboat Row. Here's the menu we came up with. Do you think we went a little crazy with the Key Lime theme?
We'll start with the "Lucy Burdette" daiquiri, recipe courtesy of Susan Elia MacNeal...
And then comes the Key Lime chicken because we don't have room for a real grill on the boat. This recipe is soooo easy...
And two kinds of Key Lime desserts, lime sponge cake and Key Lime parfaits...mmm, my mouth is watering....
Tell us the best thing YOU ate all weekend and you'll be entered in the giveaway for your choice of the Key West food critic mysteries...don't forget to leave your email! Hurry! Because at midnight, the next cozy days of summer drawing starts...
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Rigatoni and sausage was my fourth of July favorite food!
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Short ribs was my favorite holiday food. It would have been Key Lime Pie, except we didn't have dessert.
ReplyDeleteStrawberry mango pie was my favorite food this weekend. dbahn@iw.net
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves key lime pie. We had some great pulled pork.
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The key lime sponge cake sounds wonderful. I made a new recipe for 4th of July. It was a hit: Bacon Bourbon Apple Pie.
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Anything cooked on grill tastes good.
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I had gourmet pizza from my favorite local pizza place!
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Fresh,ice cold watermelon ;) servedogmom@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteI had smoked salmon and cream cheese pinwheels. They were so good!
ReplyDeleteGrilled hamburgers and hot dogs were good, but the watermelon was best!
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We had Swiss Chalet chicken. Yumm. Sadly, all the Swiss Chalet restaurants around here closed-but you can get the sauce in a packet in Canada! My mom's neighbor crosses teh border all the time and got her some (she also gets it online). We bought a rotisserie chicken, made the sauce and had it with french fries. Delicious!
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Who knew there were more recipes for limes. I was only familiar with the tasty key lime pie and as the ever popular addition to a margarita. Yum! Deviled eggs were my summer treat for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteI ate everything that wasn't nailed down! :) I love this series! Hayleyand Evinrude are the best! :) areewekidding@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteThe grandkids were in town this weekend. We made strawberry shortcake with the red, white, blue theme. Fresh strawberries, angel food cake and blueberries. :D
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The Key Lime recipes sound and look delectable and enticing. We had numerous salads and salmon. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
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ReplyDeleteI had Pad Thai yesterday. Went shopping with my son and we stopped for lunch. Love that stuff. Have enough for a meal for today. Servings are big.
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What wonderful key lime choices which are mouthwatering. We ate delicious smoked chicken and hamburgers with grilled veggies. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteBarbequed chicken and homemade cheesecake using the recipe my other taught us. Very rich,but the memories it evokes are special.
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The Key lime Parfait looks delicious.
A really good lemon pie---but I would rather have had a key lime pie.
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My favorite fourth of July food is my pasta salad. I make it every year.
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This holiday weekend I've been bingeing on Northeast Sweet cherries - they are just the right balance of sweet & tart! Yum! I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday weekend with lots of yummy key lime recipes and some really wonderful cozies!
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Homemade Peach Ice Cream.
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My favorite thing I eat this weekend was Marinated Cucumbers, Onions and Tomatoes! My husband loved it too!
ReplyDeleteKey Lime Pie is my absolute favorite dessert! Followed close by Pineapple Pie!
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I ate a delicious pasta salad.
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Favorite thing this weekend - Sonic's new Garlic Parmesan Cheesy Bread Dog.
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key lime anything is my favorite flavor. I had key lime yogurt ice cream yesterday. i plan on trying that key lime sponge cake. yummy!
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hamburgers
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Forget what I've eaten! I want one of everything you mentioned!
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Jalapeño and cheese chicken burgers. Yummy!
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Tropical cheesecake - yum!
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the best thing I've eaten all weekend is FRIED CHICKEN!!!!!
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My husband and I are enjoying the weekend being alone. It hasn't happened for a while so we are having a vacation. We also have not doen much cooking. Just found leftovers in the fridge and freezer. But your menu looks so good! Yum!
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Grilled steaks (boneless chuck eye) done by DH so I didn't have to cook.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing I ate was my sister's hush puppies at a family fish fry on the Fourth! angelamcrae at charter dot net
ReplyDeleteThe best thing I ate this weekend was a wonderfully seasoned and tender piece of flank steak with potatoes and broccoli. My husband kept telling me how good the steak was. I cooked it on 350 degrees for one hour and then put it under the broiler for ten minutes to finish it off; tender, juicy and with a little crusting it was delicious!!
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A gri!led dessert sandwich from a food truck at Belmont park grilled apples, cheddar cheese and cinnamon.
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I had the best pasta salad ever at a family get together. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI was so good I only ate salads all weekend. My special broccoli. slaw salad with cranberries and poppy seed dressings on kale and spring greens was my favorite.
ReplyDeleteLemon custard pie in a pecan crust with whipped cream and candied lemon peel for garnish. *sigh* I could have eaten the whole pie!
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