What can be more perfect than bringing Lemon Bars to a picnic. Lemon bars screams summer desserts. Their bright yellow color shines a summer color. Their taste tends to be tangy, and sweet. There is citrus in there from lemon which gives a refreshing taste. It can easily pair up with anything like pasta, sandwiches, bbq, and many other things.
I have been making these lemon bars for the last 3 years. I first started out with using 5 eggs, but the lemon bars ended up having strong taste of eggs which kind of eliminated tanginess; so I decided to try it with 4 eggs but was still having that strong egg taste in my mouth. I decreased it to 3 eggs and it turned out perfect. Another essential to this recipe is using vanilla extract, that will make a big difference and eliminate the egg odor from your lemon bars.
When I started making lemon bars 3 years ago, I was using electric beater, then I start using a spoon in making the crust; I was getting frustrated because I wasn’t forming a perfect dough for the crust. Once I start using my hands in forming this crust I have never looked back. It comes together so easy and perfect. When you are taking lemon bars out of the oven with the filling fully baked you will be tempted to touch it because it will have a bouncy texture. Well, DO NOT touch it or it will mess up the smooth texture. The lemon bars will be fluffed up, don’t worry it will go settle down as the cooling begin. Remember to let the lemon bars cooled down 30 minutes at room temperature, and then 2 hours in the fridge, then cut them into squares.
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