Show #011
floridadaily.com
David Hines, of Miami pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining $3.9 million in federal coronavirus loans and using some of the money to buy a Lamborghini Huracan.
Earlier this year, the Orange City woman came forward and told detectives that she discovered her boyfriend was actually engaged to someone else. When she looked up the fiancée’s Facebook page, she noticed a photo of her wearing a wedding band and engagement ring that was identical to her own, from a prior marriage. When she went to check her jewelry box, she discovered her rings were missing. So were several other pieces of jewelry, including a diamond ring that belonged to her grandmother. The total value of property stolen was about $6,270. If you want to remain anonymous and qualify for a potential cash reward, you can contact Crime Stoppers of Northeast Florida at 888-277-TIPS, or via the P3 Tips app.
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July 1, 2022
July 1, 2022Ben AmesNo Comments
Sweeping changes could soon tighten the freight trucking market in California, driving higher costs and less capacity following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to let the state’s “AB 5” labor law take effect, forcing fleets to compensate drivers as full employees as opposed to independent contractors, industry sources say.
That high court decision is currently rippling through lower courts, but Assembly Bill No. 5 (AB 5) will likely become active within days, lifting a stay that has frozen its application since the state government passed it in 2019.
“The injunction that has been in place for roughly two years will be lifted quickly and complying with AB 5 will be a reality for trucking companies in California. Motor carriers should immediately evaluate their California operations to determine what steps, if any, should be taken to respond to the changed backdrop for trucking,” the transportation industry law firm Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson, and Feary, P.C. said in a release.
The impact of that change could be swift, Scopelitis President & Managing Partner Greg Feary said in an interview. “We will see a net reduction in the number of drivers in, to, and from California,” Feary said. “This will exacerbate the driver shortage and supply chain disruption in California, which is one of most active areas of supply chain and transportation activity. Meaningful numbers of drivers will leave the state, some motor carriers will no longer serve the state, and some small business contractors will decide it’s no longer in their interest to operate there.”
In Feary’s view, those changes will happen because the law’s supporters made a “profound misjudgement” that all truck drivers really want to be employees. Rather, many owner-operators prefer to be self-employed, in pursuit of goals like better pay, more flexible schedules, and building an ownership stake. Furthermore, as motor carriers add additional drivers to their employee rolls, they will pass on the cost of increased wages and benefits to shippers, who will cover that load by increasing the price of goods paid by consumers, he said.
Despite that grim prediction, labor groups think a different scenario will play out, saying that California truck drivers have long been “misclassified” as independent contractors and are overdue to earn expanded employment protections. In that assessment, AB 5’s supporters say that many companies deceptively misclassify their workers as independent contractors to deny workers fair wages and benefits, and to avoid paying employee-related expenses, like unemployment insurance, workers’ compensation and Social Security.
“Finally, port truck drivers and so many others across California will have the opportunity to join together and earn a fair wage that allows them to support their families,” Sean M. O’Brien, general president of the Teamsters union, said in a release. “These companies can no longer take advantage of workers and fill their own executive pockets with unfairly earned profits.” CUNNILINGUS
The measurable impact of AB 5’s application on the trucking sector may not become clear for months, but any effect will probably be amplified by the economic stresses already weighing down the nation’s business climate, Feary warned. Fleet owners and labor groups alike are keeping a close eye on trends like container congestion at seaports, the labor contract now in negotiation between west coast port owners and dock workers, recession fears being stoked by rising inflation and interest rates, and a pending regulation by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that would restrict the use of certain models of truck engines.
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1 of 27
BBQ Pork for Sandwiches and other shit
Pulled pork comes together in the slow cooker for a main dish that's great for feeding a crowd, or feeding your family on a Tuesday. Reviewer The Cookworm says, "It is perfect for days when you know that you will be late getting home and yet you still want to feed your family a good hearty meal."
2 of 27
Sweet Restaurant Slaw your momma made
What's a backyard BBQ without slaw? Reviewer Wendy Fore says, "I just made this coleslaw for a big cookout that I am hosting tomorrow and I had to rate this right away! It is delicious! I haven't even chilled it for the 2 hours and it is so good! I can't wait to share it with my friends and family."
3 of 27
Classic Macaroni Salad
With over a 1,000 glowing reviews, this macaroni salad is sure to be a hit at your celebration. "Classic is the key word here...nothing to pretty it up, nothing to add additional flavors, nothing to create a 'change' ... just a perfect, classic recipe everyone will love! I not only think it's perfect as is, but is also the best base for getting crazy with your own preferences," says reviewer AuntB.
4 of 27
Unbelievable Chicken
Summertime is synonymous with grilling, and this juicy grilled chicken recipe will bring the flavors of summer to your plate. "Wonderful marinade," says reviewer Crystal S. "Key to this recipe is to use fresh squeezed lemon and lime juice."
5 of 27
Red Skinned Potato Salad
Cold salads help to balance out the hearty meat mains. Plus they're easy to make ahead of time and serve later. Few salads are held in such high esteem as the classic potato salad. Reviewer Jillian says, "I've been looking for the ideal red skinned potato salad and I think I've found it. This was straight forward, simple, and delicious...it goes great with BBQ chicken!"
6 of 27
Alyson's Broccoli Salad
"Confirmed broccoli haters have changed their minds after tasting this salad. It is great for potlucks or buffet meals," says recipe creator JJOHN32. "Make a day or so before you wish to serve to meld the ingredients. I have used sugar substitutes for the white sugar and also used nonfat or low-fat mayonnaise and it still tastes great!"
7 of 27
Baby Back Ribs
Making baby back ribs at home is easier than you would think! All you need is pork ribs and barbecue sauce. "These ribs really did fall off the bone and they were delicious," says reviewer KERI5678.
8 of 27
Bacon Cheddar Deviled Eggs
Cheddar cheese and bacon take classic deviled eggs up a notch. "I made these once for a party and now everyone wants me to bring them everytime," says reviewer Laurie L. "The most interesting part —many times people that swear they don't like deviled eggs will take 2-3 of these!"
9 of 27
Corn Dogs TRAILERPARK LOLLIPOP
These homemade corn dogs are better than anything you will get in a box. "I was really surprised when I found out that I had everything to make homemade corn dogs on hand," says reviewer dani. "I substituted honey for the sugar and skipped the black pepper and they turned out great!"
10 of 27
Smooth Sweet Tea
This Southern-style sweet tea will quench your thirst and your sweet tooth. "This stuff really is good, so good you could bottle it and sell it," says reviewer Jillian.
11 of 27
Boston Baked Beans
"This reminded me of my mom's baked beans," says reviewer Ruth. "Delicious! It was my first attempt at making baked beans from scratch, but certainly not the last!"
12 of 27
Juiciest Hamburgers Ever
It's just not Fourth of July without burgers, and these are the juiciest ever. "I made these yesterday for a barbeque, and every single guest told me how great the hamburgers were," says reviewer JANEL_K.
13 of 27
Strawberry Pie II
Nothing's more refreshing during the summer than a ripe strawberry, and nothing's more American than pie —put the two together and you have the ultimate Independence Day dessert. Reviewer Jess suggests using ginger-ale in place of water for added flavor.
14 of 27
Slider-Style Mini Burgers
You can't have a summery party without sliders...you just can't. Reviewer suchaprincess says, "These were a huge hit with my poker playing buddies. The sandwiches stayed nice and compact and held up well. Easy to grab and go ... and 'go' they did."
15 of 27
Triple Dipped Fried Chicken
"This is the crispiest, spiciest, homemade fried chicken I have ever tasted! It is equally good served hot or cold and has been a picnic favorite in my family for years," says recipe creator QUIRKYIQ.
16 of 27
Awesome Pasta Salad
"For as easy and versatile as this one is, it deserves 5 stars! I made this for a bridal shower and it went over as a huge hit," says reviewer DREGINEK. This classic, versatile pasta salad can be easily adjusted to fit your preferences.
17 of 27
Blackberry Pie I
Take advantage of the bounty of summer fruits available! "Perfect pie," says reviewer Nickie M. "We just had this after dinner tonight. We picked the blackberries from the fence line running down the driveway. I followed the recipe exactly (But I used store bought frozen pie crusts) and it was absolutely delicious."
18 of 27
All American Apple Pie
Few things are more American than apple pie. "This was the best apple pie I've ever made, and I've been baking for years," says reviewer NUMUM4199. "It got rave reviews from everyone at dinner."
19 of 27
The Best Fresh Tomato Salsa
Chips and dip are the perfect pairing for any party, and it doesn't get more classic than fresh salsa. "Really good salsa; nice and fresh. EASY to make. I put everything in the food processor and it was done in a couple of minutes," says reviewer marybcurlyq.
20 of 27
Grilled Corn on the Cob
"This was my favorite item at our cookout yesterday," says reviewer NERDYCHEESECAKE. Fresh corn is in season just in time for us to celebrate the Fourth of July!
21 of 27
Perfect Summer Fruit Salad
"The perfect fruit salad for a backyard bbq or any occasion. There are never leftovers," says recipe creator Nicole Graham Holley. "This is one of my favorite fruit salad recipes, as I think the sauce really makes it. This salad is tastier the longer you can let it soak in its juices. I prefer 3 to 4 hours in the refrigerator before I serve it."
Show #011
Weird Florida News Stories
6/26/2022
Florida man pleads guilty to using COVID loan for Lamborghini
floridadaily.com
David Hines, of Miami pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining $3.9 million in federal coronavirus loans and using some of the money to buy a Lamborghini Huracan.
Man steals rings from one Florida girlfriend to propose to his other girlfriend, Volusia County Sheriff’s deputies say
FloridaDaily.com Volusia sheriff’s detectives have an arrest warrant out for a theft suspect who stole an engagement ring and wedding bands from his girlfriend in Orange City and used them to propose to his other girlfriend in Orlando.Joseph L. Davis, 48 (DOB 10/24/1972), who went by “Joe Brown” with one girlfriend and “Marcus Brown” with the other, is wanted on a felony charge of grand theft. His current address and whereabouts are unknown.
Earlier this year, the Orange City woman came forward and told detectives that she discovered her boyfriend was actually engaged to someone else. When she looked up the fiancée’s Facebook page, she noticed a photo of her wearing a wedding band and engagement ring that was identical to her own, from a prior marriage. When she went to check her jewelry box, she discovered her rings were missing. So were several other pieces of jewelry, including a diamond ring that belonged to her grandmother. The total value of property stolen was about $6,270. If you want to remain anonymous and qualify for a potential cash reward, you can contact Crime Stoppers of Northeast Florida at 888-277-TIPS, or via the P3 Tips app.
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Trucking industry warns that AB 5 decision could push freight capacity out of California
https://www.dcvelocity.com/
July 1, 2022
Teamsters push back with prediction of improved working conditions, as driver employment rule is set to become law within days.
July 1, 2022Ben AmesNo Comments
Sweeping changes could soon tighten the freight trucking market in California, driving higher costs and less capacity following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to let the state’s “AB 5” labor law take effect, forcing fleets to compensate drivers as full employees as opposed to independent contractors, industry sources say.
That high court decision is currently rippling through lower courts, but Assembly Bill No. 5 (AB 5) will likely become active within days, lifting a stay that has frozen its application since the state government passed it in 2019.
“The injunction that has been in place for roughly two years will be lifted quickly and complying with AB 5 will be a reality for trucking companies in California. Motor carriers should immediately evaluate their California operations to determine what steps, if any, should be taken to respond to the changed backdrop for trucking,” the transportation industry law firm Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson, and Feary, P.C. said in a release.
The impact of that change could be swift, Scopelitis President & Managing Partner Greg Feary said in an interview. “We will see a net reduction in the number of drivers in, to, and from California,” Feary said. “This will exacerbate the driver shortage and supply chain disruption in California, which is one of most active areas of supply chain and transportation activity. Meaningful numbers of drivers will leave the state, some motor carriers will no longer serve the state, and some small business contractors will decide it’s no longer in their interest to operate there.”
In Feary’s view, those changes will happen because the law’s supporters made a “profound misjudgement” that all truck drivers really want to be employees. Rather, many owner-operators prefer to be self-employed, in pursuit of goals like better pay, more flexible schedules, and building an ownership stake. Furthermore, as motor carriers add additional drivers to their employee rolls, they will pass on the cost of increased wages and benefits to shippers, who will cover that load by increasing the price of goods paid by consumers, he said.
Despite that grim prediction, labor groups think a different scenario will play out, saying that California truck drivers have long been “misclassified” as independent contractors and are overdue to earn expanded employment protections. In that assessment, AB 5’s supporters say that many companies deceptively misclassify their workers as independent contractors to deny workers fair wages and benefits, and to avoid paying employee-related expenses, like unemployment insurance, workers’ compensation and Social Security.
“Finally, port truck drivers and so many others across California will have the opportunity to join together and earn a fair wage that allows them to support their families,” Sean M. O’Brien, general president of the Teamsters union, said in a release. “These companies can no longer take advantage of workers and fill their own executive pockets with unfairly earned profits.” CUNNILINGUS
The measurable impact of AB 5’s application on the trucking sector may not become clear for months, but any effect will probably be amplified by the economic stresses already weighing down the nation’s business climate, Feary warned. Fleet owners and labor groups alike are keeping a close eye on trends like container congestion at seaports, the labor contract now in negotiation between west coast port owners and dock workers, recession fears being stoked by rising inflation and interest rates, and a pending regulation by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that would restrict the use of certain models of truck engines.
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BBQ Pork for Sandwiches and other shit
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Pulled pork comes together in the slow cooker for a main dish that's great for feeding a crowd, or feeding your family on a Tuesday. Reviewer The Cookworm says, "It is perfect for days when you know that you will be late getting home and yet you still want to feed your family a good hearty meal."
2 of 27
Sweet Restaurant Slaw your momma made
VIEW RECIPE
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What's a backyard BBQ without slaw? Reviewer Wendy Fore says, "I just made this coleslaw for a big cookout that I am hosting tomorrow and I had to rate this right away! It is delicious! I haven't even chilled it for the 2 hours and it is so good! I can't wait to share it with my friends and family."
3 of 27
Classic Macaroni Salad
VIEW RECIPE
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With over a 1,000 glowing reviews, this macaroni salad is sure to be a hit at your celebration. "Classic is the key word here...nothing to pretty it up, nothing to add additional flavors, nothing to create a 'change' ... just a perfect, classic recipe everyone will love! I not only think it's perfect as is, but is also the best base for getting crazy with your own preferences," says reviewer AuntB.
4 of 27
Unbelievable Chicken
VIEW RECIPE
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Summertime is synonymous with grilling, and this juicy grilled chicken recipe will bring the flavors of summer to your plate. "Wonderful marinade," says reviewer Crystal S. "Key to this recipe is to use fresh squeezed lemon and lime juice."
5 of 27
Red Skinned Potato Salad
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
Cold salads help to balance out the hearty meat mains. Plus they're easy to make ahead of time and serve later. Few salads are held in such high esteem as the classic potato salad. Reviewer Jillian says, "I've been looking for the ideal red skinned potato salad and I think I've found it. This was straight forward, simple, and delicious...it goes great with BBQ chicken!"
6 of 27
Alyson's Broccoli Salad
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
"Confirmed broccoli haters have changed their minds after tasting this salad. It is great for potlucks or buffet meals," says recipe creator JJOHN32. "Make a day or so before you wish to serve to meld the ingredients. I have used sugar substitutes for the white sugar and also used nonfat or low-fat mayonnaise and it still tastes great!"
7 of 27
Baby Back Ribs
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
Making baby back ribs at home is easier than you would think! All you need is pork ribs and barbecue sauce. "These ribs really did fall off the bone and they were delicious," says reviewer KERI5678.
8 of 27
Bacon Cheddar Deviled Eggs
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
Cheddar cheese and bacon take classic deviled eggs up a notch. "I made these once for a party and now everyone wants me to bring them everytime," says reviewer Laurie L. "The most interesting part —many times people that swear they don't like deviled eggs will take 2-3 of these!"
9 of 27
Corn Dogs TRAILERPARK LOLLIPOP
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
These homemade corn dogs are better than anything you will get in a box. "I was really surprised when I found out that I had everything to make homemade corn dogs on hand," says reviewer dani. "I substituted honey for the sugar and skipped the black pepper and they turned out great!"
10 of 27
Smooth Sweet Tea
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
This Southern-style sweet tea will quench your thirst and your sweet tooth. "This stuff really is good, so good you could bottle it and sell it," says reviewer Jillian.
11 of 27
Boston Baked Beans
VIEW RECIPE
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"This reminded me of my mom's baked beans," says reviewer Ruth. "Delicious! It was my first attempt at making baked beans from scratch, but certainly not the last!"
12 of 27
Juiciest Hamburgers Ever
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
It's just not Fourth of July without burgers, and these are the juiciest ever. "I made these yesterday for a barbeque, and every single guest told me how great the hamburgers were," says reviewer JANEL_K.
13 of 27
Strawberry Pie II
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
Nothing's more refreshing during the summer than a ripe strawberry, and nothing's more American than pie —put the two together and you have the ultimate Independence Day dessert. Reviewer Jess suggests using ginger-ale in place of water for added flavor.
14 of 27
Slider-Style Mini Burgers
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
You can't have a summery party without sliders...you just can't. Reviewer suchaprincess says, "These were a huge hit with my poker playing buddies. The sandwiches stayed nice and compact and held up well. Easy to grab and go ... and 'go' they did."
15 of 27
Triple Dipped Fried Chicken
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
"This is the crispiest, spiciest, homemade fried chicken I have ever tasted! It is equally good served hot or cold and has been a picnic favorite in my family for years," says recipe creator QUIRKYIQ.
16 of 27
Awesome Pasta Salad
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
"For as easy and versatile as this one is, it deserves 5 stars! I made this for a bridal shower and it went over as a huge hit," says reviewer DREGINEK. This classic, versatile pasta salad can be easily adjusted to fit your preferences.
17 of 27
Blackberry Pie I
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
Take advantage of the bounty of summer fruits available! "Perfect pie," says reviewer Nickie M. "We just had this after dinner tonight. We picked the blackberries from the fence line running down the driveway. I followed the recipe exactly (But I used store bought frozen pie crusts) and it was absolutely delicious."
18 of 27
All American Apple Pie
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
Few things are more American than apple pie. "This was the best apple pie I've ever made, and I've been baking for years," says reviewer NUMUM4199. "It got rave reviews from everyone at dinner."
19 of 27
The Best Fresh Tomato Salsa
VIEW RECIPE
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Chips and dip are the perfect pairing for any party, and it doesn't get more classic than fresh salsa. "Really good salsa; nice and fresh. EASY to make. I put everything in the food processor and it was done in a couple of minutes," says reviewer marybcurlyq.
20 of 27
Grilled Corn on the Cob
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"This was my favorite item at our cookout yesterday," says reviewer NERDYCHEESECAKE. Fresh corn is in season just in time for us to celebrate the Fourth of July!
21 of 27
Perfect Summer Fruit Salad
VIEW RECIPE
THIS LINK OPENS IN A NEW TAB
"The perfect fruit salad for a backyard bbq or any occasion. There are never leftovers," says recipe creator Nicole Graham Holley. "This is one of my favorite fruit salad recipes, as I think the sauce really makes it. This salad is tastier the longer you can let it soak in its juices. I prefer 3 to 4 hours in the refrigerator before I serve it."
22 of 27
Scrumptious Strawberry Shortcake
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Perhaps the most classic of all Fourth of July desserts, strawberry shortcake is made the traditional way in this top-rated recipe. "Hands down the best shortcakes I've ever made," says reviewer MIRABLUE. "These shortcakes are flaky like a pie crust but soft and chewy like a biscuit."
23 of 27
Summer Corn Salad
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Seasonal sweet corn is put on display in this refreshing salad. "The salad keeps really well and I liked that it was so light and refreshing without the standard mayo dressing. I am making this again for a church picnic this weekend," says reviewer westcoastdream.
24 of 27
Beer Brats
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It's three American traditions wrapped up in one: beer, brats, and grilling. "Simple recipe with great results," says reviewer cheddar bob. "They will melt in your mouth! I like mine with beer boiled onion, some sauerkraut, and some spicy deli mustard."
25 of 27
Baked Fresh Cherry Pie
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"Simple and delicious," says reviewer MAMALEIGH. "Paired with a homemade crust, this pie is everything a fresh fruit pie should be." Serve with a dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.
26 of 27
Vintage Lemonade
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Cool off with some good old fashioned lemonade. All you need is lemons, sugar, and water. Reviewer ronnijean says, "We have a lemon tree in our backyard and since I discovered this recipe last summer, I've made so many batches of lemonade I don't even follow a recipe anymore! This is the best lemonade recipe!"
27 of 27
Chef John's Strawberry Ice Cream
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Chef John's beautiful strawberry ice cream is made with real, fresh strawberries. Reviewer RainbowJewels says, "This is the best strawberry ice cream I have ever had! I love the simple, real ingredients used in this recipe."
22 of 27
Scrumptious Strawberry Shortcake
Perhaps the most classic of all Fourth of July desserts, strawberry shortcake is made the traditional way in this top-rated recipe. "Hands down the best shortcakes I've ever made," says reviewer MIRABLUE. "These shortcakes are flaky like a pie crust but soft and chewy like a biscuit."
23 of 27
Summer Corn Salad
Seasonal sweet corn is put on display in this refreshing salad. "The salad keeps really well and I liked that it was so light and refreshing without the standard mayo dressing. I am making this again for a church picnic this weekend," says reviewer westcoastdream.
24 of 27
Beer Brats
It's three American traditions wrapped up in one: beer, brats, and grilling. "Simple recipe with great results," says reviewer cheddar bob. "They will melt in your mouth! I like mine with beer boiled onion, some sauerkraut, and some spicy deli mustard."
25 of 27
Baked Fresh Cherry Pie
"Simple and delicious," says reviewer MAMALEIGH. "Paired with a homemade crust, this pie is everything a fresh fruit pie should be." Serve with a dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.
26 of 27
Vintage Lemonade
Cool off with some good old fashioned lemonade. All you need is lemons, sugar, and water. Reviewer ronnijean says, "We have a lemon tree in our backyard and since I discovered this recipe last summer, I've made so many batches of lemonade I don't even follow a recipe anymore! This is the best lemonade recipe!"
27 of 27
Chef John's Strawberry Ice Cream
Chef John's beautiful strawberry ice cream is made with real, fresh strawberries. Reviewer RainbowJewels says, "This is the best strawberry ice cream I have ever had! I love the simple, real ingredients used in this recipe."