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Blueberry and Lemon Friands

Australian · Dessert

Blueberry and Lemon Friands

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Delicate almond-flour friands with lemon zest and scattered blueberries, baked golden in individual tins and dusted with icing sugar to finish.

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  • Vegetarian
  • Australian
  • Dessert
Total
40 min
Serves
6 servings
Level
Easy

Method6 steps · about 40 min

  1. Step 1: Heat the oven to 200°C conventional or 180°C fan. Generously grease six non-stick friand or muffin moulds with the additional greasing butter.

    Uses Additional unsalted butter to grease six friand or muffin moulds generously

  2. Step 2: Melt all the measured 100 g butter separately and leave to cool before it goes into the batter.

    Uses 100g Unsalted Butter

  3. Step 3: Sift all the 125 g icing sugar and plain flour (25 g) into a bowl. Add all the ground almonds (85 g) and rub through with your fingers to mix evenly.

    Uses 125g Icing Sugar · 25 g plain flour · 85 g ground almonds

  4. Step 4: Wash and finely zest the unwaxed lemon. In a separate bowl, whisk all three egg whites to a light floppy foam. Stir the foamy whites and all the lemon zest into the dry mixture, then lightly stir in all the cooled measured melted butter to make a soft batter.

    Uses All the prepared dry mixture · All the measured cooled melted butter · 3 medium egg whites · Zest from 1 unwaxed lemon

  5. Step 5: Divide all the batter between the six greased moulds. Wash the 85 g blueberries and divide all of them among the six tops. Bake for 15–20 minutes until golden and just firm to touch.

    Bake six blueberry friands · 20 minUses All the completed batter · 85 g blueberries, washed for step 5

  6. Step 6: Let the baked friands cool in their moulds for five minutes, then turn onto a wire rack to finish cooling. Dust lightly with the separate additional icing sugar and serve one per portion.

    Cool in tins · 5 minUses All six baked cakes · Additional icing sugar, a light dusting to serve

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