Lemon Curd again my darlings. Once you make lemon curd you are forever in love with it and will make it again and again.
I use Southern Living's recipe except I do not cook it in a microwave. Stirring that luscious mixture on the stove is soothing to me. I do not own a microwave. Another freaky thing about me.
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I wish you all could come over
and have lemon curd and breakfast cookies with me.
Olive
i'll be over shortly. each time you talk about lemons - i think maybe or how could i live on only lemons for the rest of my life? would i have teeth? i love lemons. they are too perfect. i need to check the recipe out.
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Hi Olive, I’ve never made lemon curd but buy it for gingerbread in the fall. I have to say this looks delicious for a breakfast spread, never thought of it for that. I’m off to look at the recipe. I use my MW to heat leftovers and cook bacon, that’s it! See you tomorrow for your product review. Wish I could join you for lemon curd and cookies.......
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The French Hutch
Olive, you must stop it with the lemon curd. No one here appreciates it but me. However, my sister-in-law, who lives in England, will be here soon for three weeks. She loves lemon curd, loves to cook and loves me. It may be in my future, soon.
ReplyDeleteI hope she makes lemon curd for you. Surely those kids would eat it with cake and fruit. I can think of many possible combinations. I am evangelical about it.
DeleteI love lemon curd - but it is so tempting especially when just made.
ReplyDeleteLemon curd looks yummy. Looking forward to your review tomorrow.
ReplyDeletethis beautiful picture and post just might be enough to make me go into my kitchen and make some myself. I do love, love lemon curd..especially made with meyer lemons....
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Love, Mona
You are talking me into making lemon curd, you know. Never once thought about it before, but now I just may do it. And how do you ever make popcorn if you have no microwave?
ReplyDeleteI have had lemon curd from Trader Joe's but never tried making it. Looks delish, Olive.
ReplyDeleteGood Evening Olive, Oh yes please, I adore lemon curd. I'm the same as you, I do not own a microwave, I prefer the old fashioned stirring method....and I absolutely agree, once you make lemon curd, you will make it again and again and again.
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Daphne
I"d love a bite of your lemon curd. This post makes me want to jump up and run to the kitchen to make a lemon pie.
ReplyDeleteYour lemon curd looks beautiful! I really do have to make some:@)
ReplyDeleteAs Bubba says, "I like lemon curd on English muffins, lemon curd on ginger snaps, lemon curd on angel food cake, lemon curd on cream cheese sandwiches, lemon curd on banana bread, lemon curd on apple slices, and . . ."
ReplyDeleteGood luck on your first product review - I'll be reading!
I would eat lemon curd at any time. Love it! Will check in tomorrow for your product review! Good for you, Olive. Ann
ReplyDeleteI have to check out this recipe, it looks delicious, Olive. And Ill be back tomorrow!
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Jane
Thank you so much, Olive, for posting this! I'm going to save it forever!!!
ReplyDeleteMmm, love lemon
ReplyDeletecurd! I was introduced
to it by one of my besties,
Fiona, who grew up in
Scotland, and I was
hooked. Would most
definitely love to enjoy
it with you, too!
xo Suzanne
Never had lemon curd, but your photo makes it look so delicious that I just printed out that recipe and will try it next week for sure! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOlie, this sounds wonderful. I love it and had it over in England with scones, yum.
ReplyDeleteI agree about stirring things on the stove being soothing, but I think you need a microwave. How do you puff up a Moon Pie?
ReplyDeleteI wish I could too Olive! It looks so good and I need good right now! I love your beautiful photos of it too. I guess I will just have to imagine myself eating it with you :)
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sending hugs...
Looks so good, would love to have a taste!
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Cindy
I completely love anything lemon. I would probably eat this stuff right out of the jar. :o) I will be back to enter your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove anything with lemons & lemon curd is a favourite ♥
ReplyDeleteLemon curd & breakfast cookies sounds delish.
Ohhh, that looks yummy! I must give it a try. If you had a microwave, you may wonder what you ever did without it....they do come in handy sometimes.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Shari
Does that ever look like YUM! Just might be very good for me!
ReplyDeleteYes that sounds good. Be there in a bit.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness this stuff is amazing. I haven't tried it homemade but I did buy some at Trader Joes. It's like eating pie from a jar. YUM!
ReplyDeleteI have never made lemon curd, but have always wanted to! It looks delicious! I saw your Jan Karon cookbook. . . The Mitford series might be my favorite books on the planet! Life to the full! Melissa @ DaisyMaeBelle
ReplyDeleteOh be still my heart.. I love lemon
ReplyDeleteanything and want to thank you for
posting this recipe...
Happy April
Sandy
Oh yum and MORE YUM! My favorite ever. Homemade is BEST! YES YES YES!
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Rebecca
Breakfast cookies????! What a splendid idea. :-) And the lemon curd looks delicious. I'm going to use your recipe from SL. Thanks. :-)
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