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Honey And Orange Madeleines

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Ingredients

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8 teaspoons caster sugar
60 g unsalted butter
8 teaspoons honey, use honey at room temperature
2 eggs
extra 1/4 cup caster sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2/3 cup plain flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 finely grated orange, rind of
icing sugar, also known as confectioners sugar and powdered sugar (for dusting)

Nutritional information

49.7
Calories
22 g
Calories From Fat
2.5 g
Total Fat
1.4 g
Saturated Fat
23 mg
Cholesterol
21.4 mg
Sodium
6.1 g
Carbs
0.1 g
Dietary Fiber
3.4 g
Sugars
0.9 g
Protein
19g
Serving Size

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Honey And Orange Madeleines

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    Recipe from Australian Better Homes and Gardens magazine. I recently made French Tart's Madeleines and totally enjoyed them. I haven't tried this recipe yet.....but posting for safe keeping. I made FT's gluten-free and they were wonderful. I'm hoping to try this recipe soon. You will need a madeleine mould or two for this recipe
    The article stated that madeleines are traditional French cakes that are cooked in shell-shaped moulds. They were named after a French pastrycook, Madeleine Paulmier, in the 19th cetury. They quickly became popular and are still regularly served as morning or afternoon tea in France. Moulds should be greased and then dusted with either with a fine layer of sugar or flour

    • 55 min
    • Serves 24
    • Easy

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    Honey and Orange Madeleines, Recipe from Australian Better Homes and Gardens magazine I recently made French Tart’s Madeleines and totally enjoyed them I haven’t tried this recipe yet but posting for safe keeping I made FT’s gluten-free and they were wonderful I’m hoping to try this recipe soon You will need a madeleine mould or two for this recipe The article stated that madeleines are traditional French cakes that are cooked in shell-shaped moulds They were named after a French pastrycook, Madeleine Paulmier, in the 19th cetury They quickly became popular and are still regularly served as morning or afternoon tea in France Moulds should be greased and then dusted with either with a fine layer of sugar or flour, Oh so good, light, airy, perfect with a cup of orange spice tea The recipe gave me the 2 dozen plus 7 extra cakes that didn’t last the day at my house Wouldn’t change a thing Made for the Aussie/NZ RS#33


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Preheat Oven to 200c Brush Two 12 Hole Madeleine Moulds With Melted Butter and Sprinkle Over Caster Sugar.

    2
    Done

    Stir Butter and Honey in a Small Heavy Based Saucepan Over a Low Heat Until Melted and Combined. Remove Pan from Heat and Set Aside to Cool Until Lukewarm.

    3
    Done

    Break Eggs Into a Medium Mixing Bowl and Add the Extra Sugar and Vanilla. Beat With Electric Beaters Until the Mixture Is Very Thick and Creamy. (this Step Could Take as Long as Five Minutes).

    4
    Done

    Double Sift the Flour and Baking Powder and Then Add It to the Egg Mixture. Fold in Using a Large Metal Cooking Spoon. Do This Step Quickly and Only Until Just Combined.

    5
    Done

    Add the Cooled Butter Mixture and the Rinds. Stir Gently Until Well Combined.

    6
    Done

    Using a Large Spoon Half-Fill the Madeleine Moulds With the Batter' Gentley Shake the Pans After Filling to Help Settle the Mixture.

    7
    Done

    Bake For 7 to 8 Minutes or Until the Cakes Are Golden and Bounce Back When Lightly Pressed With Your Finger.

    8
    Done

    Remove the Moulds from the Oven and Stand For 2 to 3 Minutes. While Still Warm, Carefully Loosen Each Cake With a Small Palette Knife or Table Knife'.

    9
    Done

    Lay Cakes Flat Side Down on a Wire Rack to Cool a Little More -- Just a Few Minutes Is Fine.

    10
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    Serve Whilst Still Warm and Dust With Icing Sugar. For Up to 5 Minutes.

    11
    Done

    Madeleines Will Keep For 3-4 Days Stored Inan Airtight Container. They Are Suitable to Freeze and Should Only Take a Few Minutes to Thaw.

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