At first, I was thinking to adapt recipe from Jane's corner which I have been bookmarked long time ago but I can't make it because short of the almond flour, so I can only try her recipe next time. Luckily i recall I saw it in Rebecca's blog (Chow and Chatter) and since I have all ingredients needed, and immediate i gave a try. Thanks Rebecca for sharing this simple and delicious Madeleines.
Madeleines
90g butter
2 eggs (medium)
75g sugar
A pinch of salt
90g cake flour or plain flour
1/2tsp baking soda
1tsp lemon zest
1tsp honey
1/4tsp vanilla essence
Method
1. Melted butter in a pot over low flame, set aside.
2. Lightly stir eggs, sugar and salt using a hand whisk.
3. Sift in flour and baking soda, stir well.
4. Add in lemon zest, honey and vanilla essence, combine well.
5. Add in melted butter, stir till smooth.
6. Leave batter in the fridge and chill for 1 hour or overnight.
7. Lightly brush butter inside the silicone madeleine mould
8. Fill batter 90% full in a madeleine mould.
9. Bake at pre-heated oven at 160c for 12mins or till golden brown.
For me, madeleines is tasted very similar to a butter cake....and best to serve with a cup of tea.
Happy Baking !!
Beautiful pictures ! Especially the third picture .
ReplyDeleteNice hump on the madeleines, Sonia...
ReplyDeleteThey do look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSonia, the madeleines are very pretty, looks so inviting!
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't know there were silicon madeleine moulds at Daiso, I've only seen the metal ones.
ReplyDeleteI need to check out the next time I go there.
The bump looks good :)
Really? Daiso is selling baking silicon moulds? Have to go check it out. :)) Lovely Madeleines! So far I have not tried Madeleine recipes containing almond flour too... ;)
ReplyDeleteThey look so lovely
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks Sonia.They look so perfect.
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
So nice you can get the mould here in KL! The silicone moulds are pretty expensive. lol! I saw many kinds of S/mould in S'pore. Not willing to pay for them. They are all too beautiful. And your madeleines look as marvellous! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKristy
Lovely golden madeleines! Time for tea!
ReplyDeletePerfect madeleines and perfect pictures. I have always wanted to try making these. My children like very much. I need to get the mould first.
ReplyDeletevery nice,colour balance
ReplyDeletei like go daiso,but penang don't have daiso
it look so lovely n cute ~~
ReplyDeleteLove the shine and hump of your madeleines. Most of all, the nice click ;)
ReplyDeletelook nice & cute,love it:)
ReplyDeleteSonia, your madeleines are perfect! Love the gorgeous hump and the golden hue!
ReplyDeleteOh so Daiso is selling the silicone mould...I'll go check it out. Very nice madeleines you have here, Sonia..:)
ReplyDeleteSaya pasti akan cuba resepi ni sebab saya baru saja beli acuannya..thanks my dear Sonia:)
ReplyDeleteThose Madeleines look so shiny and golden.
ReplyDeleteSonia...your madelines looks great :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful madelines
ReplyDeleteawsome!
ReplyDeletewow spettacolari e golosi! complimenti!
ReplyDeleteSonia,your madeleines look really beautiful. Usually for silicone molds, you don't get a nice browning but yours look great!
ReplyDeleteSooo perfect..cannot be better than this,its in my To do list,well done...
ReplyDeleteNice of you to take care of your sister and her kids.
ReplyDeleteLove the appearance! looks sooo tempting～～
ReplyDeleteYour madelines turned out perfect! So pretty - like sunshine!
ReplyDeleteWowo they have come out so perfect.
ReplyDeleteSonia, u r a very kind person. Hope your sister is feeling better now...
ReplyDeleteHope time will heal her pain~ and with a caring sister, she will be fine! =)
By the way, really nice madeleines!!!!! and Daiso sells the moulds? Don't know whether we have it here or not..
Sonia, your madeleines are perfectly baked - nice golden color.
ReplyDeletewow so perfect super proud of you you will be hooked on making them now like me he he hugs Rebecca
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty looking..
ReplyDeleteSonia, your madeleines look so cute, nice colour too!
ReplyDeleteDidn't know Daiso also selling silicone madeleines molds. Very cute madeleines you have ^_^
ReplyDeletegorgeous madelines! Im tempted to make some too. but im sooo lazeee. besides i dont have the moulds. gotta buy. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful madelines! Perfect shape!
ReplyDeleteTalk about Daiso and its interesting finds :) Lovely madeleines too :)
ReplyDeleteyour madelines look so lovely!! talk about the mould I have 3 MADELINES panS but since I'm crazy in kdrama now I bake nothing ! haha!
ReplyDeleteMadelines look perfect and so very cute.I am sure they tasted yummy.
ReplyDeleteYour madelines look so cute, next time I will get the mould from Daiso, so that I can start baking this as soon as possible:)
ReplyDeletehi,Sonia, I saw the mould sold in Daiso is a little silicon mould which can bake for two madeline, so how many mould did you use for this recipe?
ReplyDeleteJust wish to confirm in case i buy the wrong mould.
Thanks.
Sem
Dear all, Thanks for your lovely words.
ReplyDeleteSem, I just bought 2 sets only since this is my 1st time tried out madelines, so I actually need to bake few times with this limited moulds, anyway, I bake some using the normal tart mould, it work well too. Hope this help.
Thanks, Sonia,would try out one day, i have try out your cekodok (I replaced with dry shrimps as run out of ikan bilis), it is lovely, my family love it very much, will do again with prawns,yum yum!
ReplyDeleteSem
Hi Sonia, just to let you know that I tried this recipe and it turned out great! Thanks a bunch for sharing!
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