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Has anyone ever made thumbprint cookies using lemon curd?
My recipe has the raspberry or peach preserves at the beginning of bake time. Would lemon curd survive that oven time?
4 Answers
- GrandmabirdLv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
yes it will but be sure to put as much in the dip as you can as if there is not a lot it will dry up. Try peanut butter too!
- Nana LambLv 78 years ago
I would just bake the thumbprint cookies without the filling then pipe it in using piping bag or ziplock sandwich bag with corner cut off.
In the bakery we filled those with fudge icing piped in after they were cooled. I think the lemon curd would work the same way.
- dionisioLv 44 years ago
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