π₯ Sizzle & Citrus | A Summer Table Built on Heat + Zest πβπ©
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This Week at the Table: Sizzle & Citrus
Some summer meals are slow and romantic. Others arrive sizzlingβloud with flavor and bright with citrus. This one does both.
Sizzle & Citrus is the table after the sunβs softened, when youβre hungry from the heat and want something cold in your hand. You start with Coctel de CamarΓ³n: chilled shrimp dressed in tomato-lime brine, speckled with avocado and fresh herbs. Then come the fajitasβhot from the grill, marinated in lime juice and seared until smoky. To drink? A peach margarita that tastes like a golden hour kiss: sweet, tangy, and a little wild.
Itβs bold. Itβs breezy. And itβs exactly what summer tastes like right now.
Perfect for this 4th of July celebration or a Summer party.
Tuesday you will get the starter, Wednesday you get the Main, & Thursday you get the cocktail.
Recipe Posts:
Stater: Coctel de CamarΓ³n | Shrimp Cocktail - The no fuss recipe
Main: Lime-Marinated Fajitas | Carne Asada
Cocktail: Peach Margarita | The Summer Pour
Check out last week menu: Bay to Brioche
π¦ͺ The Starter: Seared Scallops with Blood Orange Glaze
π¦ The Main: Lobster Rolls with Toasted Brioche
πβπ© The Dessert: Key Lime Pie with Whipped Cream
πΈ The Cocktail: Blood in the Water | The Summer Pour




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π A Note from Lily
This menu has been living in my head since the first warm weekend hit. Itβs simple, bright, a little indulgent, and exactly the kind of food I want to eat barefoot with a margarita in hand. If you make it, tag me or leave a commentβI love seeing how these menus land on your tables.
βLilyπβπ©
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