Straight from our garden, the Meyer Lemon is not like your normal store-bought lemon. Its skin is not as yellow. They are closer to gold but not quite orange. Their juice is sweet with a hint of orange through the tartness. The truth is I am infatuated by their look, especially when washed by the southern light from our kitchen window. Even though our tree is loaded with these wonderful fruits in the winter, they remind me of warm summer days.
With hundred of lemons harvested every years we are always looking for new lemon recipes. You can only eat so many lemon bars. Suggestions are gladly received.
Meyer Lemon will be at the upcoming show at M Gallery of Fine Art, Sarasota, FL. For availability and price, please Crystal Wagner 914 954-8774 or write to info@mgalleryoffineart.com .
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beautiful composition! apart from lemon drizzle cake and squirting lemon on salads i can’t think of anything else though lemon juice is supposed to be great for cleaning things:)r.
Nice! One of my favorites.
Michael your paintings are fantastic! I just read your post as guest blogger on Alyson Stanfield’s Art Biz Blog. Such great advice for cultivating collectors. I have an up coming show and am going to try out your advice. One thing missing in my bag of marketing tools…simple index cards to jot down notes. Thank you!