Pucker up! If spring had a mascot, it would be the lemon! New seasons are all about switching up the menus to savor the foods of the harvest, and lemons always come to mind this time of the year. I was gifted decades ago with a crate of backyard lemons, that after much thought, turned into lemon curd, which I turned around and gifted back. This tangy and tasty spread is a British tea time favorite that is not only easy to make but it keeps in the refrigerator for weeks and can also be frozen for months. Lemon curd can also be used in many desserts or as a topping. Spring is officially the start of lemon season, so don't miss out on this refreshing citrus gift!
Lemon Curd
3 eggs
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup butter (real and cubed)
1/3 cup lemon juice ( from lemons, don't cheat here with bottled)
2 teaspoon lemon zest
Whisk eggs, sugar and lemon juice on low heat in medium saucepan. Once well blended turn heat up to medium and while stirring for 7-10 min. make sure it's not too hot or starts to stick. If it does, reduce heat. Fold in butter until well blended again. Mix in lemon zest and take off heat. Cover and chill in refridergate for 4 hours or overnight till thick.
I have already had fresh strawberries in my cottage cheese with a little Truvia. Yum!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious, too. You always make yummy things.
Blessings,
Laura
never heard of it....but sure sound good.:)
ReplyDeletenever heard of it....but sure sound good.:)
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
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Thanks,
Laura
I love lemon curd and it's so easy to make! YUM
ReplyDeleteLinda
Oh my... this looks really good and to make it homemade.. even better!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this.
I hope you have a wonderful week Sue!
Blessings,
Amy
Hello Sue, I just think I can feel my mouth watering! And You are so right I am so enjoying my new mixer!
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Roxy