It is easy to fell in love with those little butter cakes the first time you try them: it is exactly what happened to me :), I had to find the recipe. And then I’ve got hooked: every time I have extra 30 mins and a mood for baking – I am preparing madeleines.
Apart of eggs, butter, flour and a few other ingredients you will also need madeleine baking pan
I’ve spend quite some time before I finally found bigger ones in Williams-Sonoma, I was also lucky they appeared to be nonstick ones. By the way if you cook in small size molds – reduce cooking time to about 6 mins.
With ingredients described in this recipe will get you about 24 madeleines, enough for 2 baking forms with molds of bigger size. If you want more just double or triple the amounts.
I’ve used the KitchenAid stand mixer to prepare batter for this recipe and madeleine non-sticking pans for baking.
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Hi... Your recipe calls for 3.5 ounces of butter or 3/4 cup of butter. 1/2 cup butter weighs 4 ounces. Am confused. Please clarify. Thx.
Recipe calls for 3.5oz of which 3 oz (about 3/4 of stick, not the cup) goes into batter and rest for greasing baking molds.
I modified recipe to make it more explanatory. Thank you for pointing this out.
Nice one!
Browsing for vanilla custard found your page "Enjoy Your Cooking". Will try tomorrow your "Simple Cake
with Sour Cream Frosting" for our tuesday's family lunch. Yummy! I live in the Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Will let you know how it turned out.
I just made this. Looks a little different than your pics, but still tastes great.
I don't have those cookie pans. I wonder if there's a substitute?!
You can try using other types of baking molds, if you have any. Just make sure when you put batter it isn't too deep, you may also need to correct baking time if molds you are using are bigger.