Lemon Madeleine
Egg liquid 100 grams | Butter 100 grams |
Low gluten flour 100 grams | Fine sugar 75 grams |
Baking powder 2 grams | Salt A handful |
Lemon Half | dark chocolate 50 grams |
Dried fruit Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Beat eggsPour into a water-free and oil-free egg beating bowl and add fine granulated sugar all at once.Step 2
Stir thoroughly until the sugar is dissolved, mix the low-gluten flour, baking powder, and salt evenly, and sift into the egg liquid.Step 3
Use egg whites to mix into a cake batter without dry flour.Step 4
Cut the lemon in half, squeeze 20 grams of lemon juice into the cake batter, and mix the egg juice into a fine cake batter.Step 5
Melt butter in hot water.Step 6
When it is warm, add the cake batter just now and mix well.Step 7
Prepare a piping bag and pour the cake batter into the piping bag.Step 8
Tie the bag tightly and refrigerate for 1 hour.Step 9
Take out the refrigerated cake batter and pipe it into a 12-piece madeleine mold, until it is about 8 minutes full.Step 10
Preheat the oven to 170 degrees, upper and lower heat, middle rack, for 14 minutes (the edges start to brown, which means they are done).Step 11
The madeleines can be unmoulded with a gentle push and placed on a drying rack to cool.Step 12
Melt dark chocolate over water.Step 13
Break the dried fruits into small pieces using a food processor.Step 14
Dip the top of the madeleine in the chocolate liquid.Step 15
Dip in chopped dried fruit while still hot.Step 16
Place the dipped madeleine on a rack until the chocolate hardens. It will taste better after 2 days in the refrigerator!Step 17
Finished product Lemon Madeleines RecipesThe best choice for making madeleines is fermented butter. This time I used the black and white brand of light fermented butter imported from the Netherlands. This light fermented butter has lactic acid bacteria added to separate the water and oil in fresh milk. The separated cream is pasteurized, whipped and other processes to form butter particles. After kneading, excess water is removed and lactic acid bacteria are added to ferment the butter. It has its unique aroma and flavor, which makes Xiao Xiao The madeleine tastes more mellow.