
Wow, did this recipe use a lot of eggs! 17 to be exact. Add to that the 12 Meyer lemons. Thank goodness for Harry and David. I made three trips there! I wonder what they thought of me.
We started out making the curd. It was easier than Kari thought. She is not a fan of the curd. I could have eaten it right from the bowl. Anden was our "Super Helper" counting all 8 egg yolks. It totally made the cupcake. Piped in the middle. Wow what a treat!

Kari needs to go to CA (Cupcakes Annoymonus) because she was totally in love with them. Can you say six in one day. Okay there were a few weird ones. Too many cakes in the oven at one time. The recipe made 42! The cupcake was dense more like a pound cake, even Norm liked them.
All in all it was a very refreshing spring treat! And since the recipe makes almost four dozen, it is the perfect recipe for a spring brunch!
Next up is Jumbo Cream-Filled Chocolate Cupcakes, aka gourmet ding dong!!
Until then,
t & k
I do hope you will wrap them in foil when you send me some:) (not that I am begging)
ReplyDeleteMy kids didn't love them, but they don't have sophisticated taste. I on the other hand enjoyed them very much. There is something about lemon. It seems so light and refreshing, and that is what these were. Light, yet sweet in taste, within a dense cake.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed it, curd and all.
Thanks ladies. Keep up the delicious work.