I'm with pierino, roasting Meyer lemons with chicken is awesome, they caramelize like nobody's business in the chicken fat and lend a floral note to the bird itself.

Send them to those of us less fortunate in the North! Seriously, though - if you always get stuck, you can freeze the zest/peel and juice for later when you figure out what to do with it. I really like the idea of using it all, a la http://www.mrswheelbarrow.com/2011/01/canning-preserving-and-a-wintertime-tart/

Thanks for all the input folks, these are all awesome!

Meyer lemons are a hybrid variety. I'm pretty sure they first hatched here in California. Very sweet.

As a baker, I think the zest is ten times more valuable than the juice. To save it for future recipes, use this restaraunt trick: zest as many lemons as you want and transfer to small Tupperware containers. Squeeze in just enough juice to get them very wet. Freeze! You will have individual, recipe-sized portions a the ready year-round.

Meyer lemons make delicious salad dressing. substitute meyer lemon juice for regular lemon juice in any lemon vinaigrette. Be sure to add in some zest!

I've still never tasted Meyer lemons. Finally had to plant my own tree. Nothing the first year, but now I've got nearly twenty on it and eventually I'll be able to see what all the fuss is about! Not sure when they'll come ripe. I've got another lemon tree that came with the house which seems to ripen just before spring hits. My limes, however, are usually ready in the autumn. Go figure...

This will use up one or two of them. Just substitute the Meyer lemons measure-for-measure for the lime juice and zest.

http://www.food52.com/recipes/5438_the_best_lime_ice_cream

It's really, really good--I've made this about once a month since it was posted. It's especially refreshing after a spicy Mexican, Thai or Jamaican meal.

I make preserved lemons with Meyer lemons

What do I think? I think roast chicken. Pierce 'em with a fork and stuff one or two into the cavity of the bird. Rub the chicken down with some olive oil and sea salt. Best thing you've ever eaten in your life. Meyer lemons are perfect for this.

Lemon curd, lemon pudding, lemon ice cream. This meyer lemon budino http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Meyer-Lemon-Budino-235859 is fabulous, and a cross between a pudding and souffle. Very easy too. Meyer lemon ice cream sandwiched between 2 waffle cookies is one of the best desserts I've ever made. Meyer lemon marmelade is pretty special too.

Taramousalata is a cod fish roe dip that, if made with meyer lemons, is really good. http://yiayiasrecipes.net/Taramousalata.htm

lemon curd is always delicious.
Dymnyno's lemon tart is too die for good: http://www.food52.com/recipes/1374_lazy_marys_lemon_tart
meyer lemon marmalade: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Meyer-Lemon-Marmalade-102746
limoncello or less-involve lemon-infused vodka or gin: http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/recipefinder.dyn?action=displayRecipe&recipe_id=10000001683579

Try Lazy Mary's Lemon Tart on the food52 website. Delicious and easy.

Meyer lemons make amazing lemon meringue pie, just pay attention to the added sugar based on the sweetness of the lemons.