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Grill them. Seriously.
"Alright lemons, I'm asking the questions round here, you got that?โ
That sounds illegal
It's amazing. The sugars caramelize and the bitterness falls away, leaving you with the perfect accompaniment to grilled meats or veggies.
Sounds cool but also sacrilege.
Does it work on a frying pan (without oil, of course)? Asking for a friend.
Yes! You can put them facedown while you're roasting a chicken in the pan, for example.
Thank you! I'm gonna do it.