teddy bear madeleines 🧸
These teddy bear madeleines are almost too cute to eat… but trust me, you’ll want to! 🐻🍯 Buttery, perfectly sweet, and surprisingly easy to make— so don’t forget to save this recipe and give it a try!
~ recipe ~
10 tbs cubed butter
2 large eggs, room temp
1/2 cup sugar
3 tbs brown sugar
2 tsp vanilla extract
1/8 tsp salt
1 1/4 cup flour
2 tsp lemon zest (optional)
~ instruction ~
- Preheat oven to 375 F
- Lightly brush pan with a paste made of melted butter and flour
- Melt 10 tbs butter, then set aside to cool slightly.
- Combine eggs, sugar, vanilla, and salt. Mix vigorously.
- Sift flour into the egg mixture, a little at a time while gently stirring.
- Drizzle in the melted butter, starting around the edges and gently fold.
- Pour batter by tablespoon into the pan.
- Bake at 375 for 9 mins.
- Allow to cool before serving!
I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I did! ♡
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Beyond just baking these adorable teddy bear madeleines, there's so much more fun to be had! I absolutely love seeing these cute little guys come to life in the oven, and trust me, the decorating part is where the real magic happens. After they've cooled down, just as the recipe suggests, it's time to get creative! For their sweet little faces, I often use melted dark chocolate (or even white chocolate tinted with a tiny bit of food coloring) in a piping bag with a very fine tip. You can pipe on simple dots for eyes, a small triangle for a nose, and a little smile. If you're feeling extra fancy, a tiny dab of pink candy melt or edible glitter can add rosy cheeks. Sometimes, I even use tiny edible pearls for buttons or a small candy bow for a touch of elegance. Each teddy bear madeleine can have its own unique personality, making them even more special for serving! Want to experiment with flavors? While the classic buttery madeleine is divine, you can easily adapt this recipe. For a chocolate version, simply swap out a tablespoon or two of flour for unsweetened cocoa powder. Or, for a hint of spice, add a pinch of cinnamon or cardamom to the dry ingredients. A dash of almond extract can also give them a lovely, sophisticated twist. Don't be afraid to play around and find your favorite variation! A common question I get about madeleines is how to get that perfect "hump." My personal trick is ensuring the batter is well-chilled before baking – sometimes I even let it rest in the fridge for an hour or two. Also, making sure your madeleine pan is perfectly preheated and properly buttered and floured helps the batter rise beautifully. It’s all about creating that temperature shock! These teddy bear madeleines aren't just for eating right off the cooling rack. They make fantastic gifts! I love packaging them in clear bags with a pretty ribbon for friends or bringing them to potlucks. They're also an absolute hit at kids' parties or baby showers as a charming and delicious 'bear themed snack'. Imagine them alongside a warm cup of tea or coffee for a cozy home cafe experience – truly delightful! If you're as obsessed with bear-themed treats as I am, don't stop here! You can use similar bear molds for shortbread cookies, or even decorate simple sugar cookies with bear faces. Cupcakes can be transformed into adorable bear cubs with a swirl of frosting and some chocolate wafer ears. The possibilities for cute, bear-inspired baking are endless. This recipe is just the beginning of your journey into making the most charming desserts!

































































What drink did u dip it in?