Hello friends,
I recently acquired an Instant Pot, a (fairly) intelligent electric pressure cooker, and made lemon curd in it. It was excellent, and super easy - stirred the ingredient together at the start, cooked, stirred vigorously at the end, bingo. Most of it is gone now, it was very good!
I found a lemon curd pressure cooker recipe in the same blog (which has excellent recipes, I have used a few) so if you fancy making lemon curd this way, here is the link: http://thisoldgal.com/pressure-cooker-easy-lemon-curd/
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Any one have a good recipe for lemon fool?
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Re: Any one have a good recipe for lemon fool?
You probably saw when I posted that question in the Other Place I've never made a fool with citrus, but if I did my instinct would be to stew up both flesh and peel a little, before folding into aggressively-whipped cream.
My curiosity being aroused, I looked at the ingredients on a Sainsburys lemon fool this morning, and was horrified to see a list that looks like a throwback to the post-war era of industrial processed foods, including bloomin' pork ferchrissake! The gooseberry fool was much the same, and I know how to make that with much more wholesome ingredients.
My curiosity being aroused, I looked at the ingredients on a Sainsburys lemon fool this morning, and was horrified to see a list that looks like a throwback to the post-war era of industrial processed foods, including bloomin' pork ferchrissake! The gooseberry fool was much the same, and I know how to make that with much more wholesome ingredients.
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Re: Any one have a good recipe for lemon fool?
Something very similar to lemon fool is "teta de monja" (aka nun's teat) which was taught to me by a Madrileno friend:
- 1 x 400g tin condensed milk
- 2 x lemons
- 1 litre plain yoghurt
- cinammon
Squeeze lemons into bowl. Add condensed milk and yoghurt. Add liberal cinammon powder. Stir slowly and smoothly with a metal spoon without whisking until all blended. Sprinkle a tad more cinammon on the top. Chill in the fridge. Serves 4-6.
(my first recipe contribution on the fool, gosh)
regards, dspp
- 1 x 400g tin condensed milk
- 2 x lemons
- 1 litre plain yoghurt
- cinammon
Squeeze lemons into bowl. Add condensed milk and yoghurt. Add liberal cinammon powder. Stir slowly and smoothly with a metal spoon without whisking until all blended. Sprinkle a tad more cinammon on the top. Chill in the fridge. Serves 4-6.
(my first recipe contribution on the fool, gosh)
regards, dspp
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Re: Any one have a good recipe for lemon fool?
dspp wrote:Something very similar to lemon fool is "teta de monja" (aka nun's teat) which was taught to me by a Madrileno friend:
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regards, dspp
Thanks for this recipe - I made it the other day and it was very nice - will probably adapt it by adding some strips of lemon zest and serve with some sort of biscuit....
However, I googled "teta de monja" to see if there were any other variations on the recipe - and all the results suggest that "tetas de monja" is actually a meringue type dish with almond paste (for example https://tiberisacasa.blogspot.co.uk/201 ... monja.html)
Searching for "yogurt condensed milk lemon" returned this: http://spanishfood.about.com/od/dessert ... -Limon.htm - so perhaps your recipe is really Crema de Limon.
Whatever it is, it's very nice and I#ll make it again!
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