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Joanna Palmer is a Canadian-born entrepreneur, author and creator of La Limone. She published her debut culinary memoir La Limone: Recipes and Stories From a Life Well Zested and companion La Limone Kitchen Cookbook at 64. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona, where she grows lemon trees in her backyard.

Latest Posts By Joanna Palmer

2 weeks ago

Can Pumpkin and Lemon Live Together? I Think They Can

Who’s coming with me and jumping on the pumpkin bandwagon? Talk about moving from summer to fall quickly. September barely rolls in and suddenly everywhere you look it’s pumpkin. Pumpkin lattes. Pumpkin muffins. Pumpkin cereal. Pumpkin bagels. Pumpkin candles. Pumpkin, pumpkin, pumpkin…

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1 month ago

Did You Know You Can Freeze the Whole Lemon – and Eat It Too?

I know. It sounds a little unconventional. But yes – I freeze my lemons whole. And I use every single part of them. I have a confession to make. For years, all I knew was to zest a little, cut the lemon in half, squeeze out the juice, and toss the rest into the garburator without a second thought. Half the lemon – gone. Every time…

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3 months ago

You Can Quench Your Thirst in the Most Unexpected Places

Recently, I was in New York for a few days and – no surprise – it was muggy, hot, and absolutely packed with people. I love all of that. I love the energy, I love the noise, I am an unashamed people-watcher. But somewhere around 30,000 steps, with what I can only describe as a shopping back (that particular brand of lower-back protest that arrives after a long day of walking and carrying bags), I desperately needed four things: air conditioning, a seat, a bathroom, and a cold drink…

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3 months ago

Lemon Zest Flaky Salt: The 3-Step Magic That Will Change Everything You Cook This Summer

Summer is here, and if you’re growing tomatoes, zucchini, or anything else in the garden right now, I have a three-step trick that will change how you finish every single dish. Flaky salt is already a gamechanger, but when you add lemon zest, it becomes something else entirely. It takes 30 seconds to make and […]

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