Lemon curd vent.
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An easy recipe that can be made in the microwave:
https://www.southernliving.com/recip...asy-lemon-curd
This cheesecake uses lemon curd from that recipe, and it's one of my family's favorite holiday meal desserts:
https://www.southernliving.com/recip...bar-cheesecake
Daffy
Edited to add "holiday meal" because cheesecake is a special occasion dessert!
https://www.southernliving.com/recip...asy-lemon-curd
This cheesecake uses lemon curd from that recipe, and it's one of my family's favorite holiday meal desserts:
https://www.southernliving.com/recip...bar-cheesecake
Daffy
Edited to add "holiday meal" because cheesecake is a special occasion dessert!
Last edited by Daffy Daphne; 06-30-2022 at 07:37 PM.
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Funny you gals have this on as a subject today. I have been craving lemon anything lately. I asked hubby to pick up a lemon cake at the grocery last week. It was so moist and fabulous. We just loved it. I practically live on lemonade during the summer. I just love the smell of it too.
I bought a brand of lemon curd that was good. It is a cottage brand named, Bonne Maman. It was just perfect.
That being said, I used to visit a place in san jose, ca. That had homemade lemon curd they served with their bangers. Just a tiny mom and pop place that was hard to get into. It was always packed. Both are from the English origin.
I bought a brand of lemon curd that was good. It is a cottage brand named, Bonne Maman. It was just perfect.
That being said, I used to visit a place in san jose, ca. That had homemade lemon curd they served with their bangers. Just a tiny mom and pop place that was hard to get into. It was always packed. Both are from the English origin.
Last edited by RedGarnet222; 07-01-2022 at 08:59 AM.