Flavor Profile
Lemon peel and black pepper lead with sharp citrus heat. Garlic and onion add savory depth.
How To Use
Rub onto chicken wings before baking or grilling. Sprinkle over fish, shrimp, pork chops, or roasted vegetables. Use in place of black pepper when you want added citrus brightness.
FAQ
What is lemon pepper seasoning made of?
It typically includes lemon peel, black pepper, and salt. This blend also contains garlic, onion, citric acid, and warm spices for added depth.
Is Palmer Park Lemon Pepper spicy?
It has mild heat from black pepper and a small amount of cayenne, but the citrus flavor is more prominent than the heat.
Can I use lemon pepper instead of black pepper?
Yes. It works as a substitute when you want both pepper heat and citrus flavor in one seasoning.
It typically includes lemon peel, black pepper, and salt. This blend also contains garlic, onion, citric acid, and warm spices for added depth.
Is Palmer Park Lemon Pepper spicy?
It has mild heat from black pepper and a small amount of cayenne, but the citrus flavor is more prominent than the heat.
Can I use lemon pepper instead of black pepper?
Yes. It works as a substitute when you want both pepper heat and citrus flavor in one seasoning.
Recipes using this spice
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Zesty Lemon Pepper Oyster Crackers
Oyster crackers tossed with oil, Palmer Park Lemon Pepper, Dill Weed and Garlic Powder, then bake... -
Palmer Park Lemon Pepper Dip & Dressing
A whisked no-cook dip and dressing with Palmer Park Lemon Pepper, Roasted Granulated Garlic, and ... -
Pepper-Roasted Chicken Wings
Wings roasted forty minutes at 400 degrees, seasoned with Palmer Park Lemon Pepper or Sea Salt Bu...