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Matcha Madeleines

Japanese green tea flavored madeleine cookies

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Ryan Goodwin avatar
Recipe video made by Ryan Published on 03/16/2018, viewed by 2226 , 0 Comments
total time30m

I was playing around with some different madeleine recipes. There's a well known one that was created by Daniel Boulud. I used that one and tweaked the flavoring in a few different ways. This is one of the resulting concoctions. Matcha is kinda subtle, and it works well here. I upped the amount of matcha in the recipe, because I think it was too light. Let me know if you think it works.

What you will need

3/4 cup AP flour

1/2 tsp salt

2 tsp matcha

1 tsp baking powder

2 eggs

1/2 cup sugar

1 tbsp butter

(Nutritional facts 321 calories, 17.6 g fat, 28.1 g carbohydrates, 12.37 g protein, 575 mg cholesterol, 639 mg sodium)

How to cook

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em up. This recipe is based on my basic madeleine recipe, which you can find here.

Get the flour, salt, matcha and baking powder in a bowl together and mix them up. This recipe is based on my basic madeleine recipe, which you can find here.

Basic Madeleines

These little shell cookies are really half way between a cake and a cookie. I adapted this recipe from Daniel Boulud's madeleines. A great starting point for adapting to flavored madeleines. I think I need to dial back the baking powder a touch though.

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Combine eggs and sugar. Whisk well.

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Melt the butter and whisk it into the egg and sugar mixture in a stream.

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Now, whisk the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients. Mix well.

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 and chill the batter for at least an hour.

Pour the batter into a pastry bag (or a ziplock bag in a pinch). Seal it up and chill the batter for at least an hour.

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of flour. Madeleines like to stick to the baking pan, so we're doing double duty to make sure that doesn't happen.

Coat your madeleine mold with nonstick grease spray, followed by a dusting of flour. Madeleines like to stick to the baking pan, so we're doing double duty to make sure that doesn't happen.

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can be crucial. And a lot of ovens are not calibrated well. I really like to keep a hanging oven thermometer in my oven to verify the temperature.

Fire it up. You know, these cookies can be temperamental, so the oven temp can be crucial. And a lot of ovens are not calibrated well. I really like to keep a hanging oven thermometer in my oven to verify the temperature.

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 do 5 more minutes. you want them to be just barely cooked through for maximum fluffiness.

They cook fast, so keep an eye on them. I like to do 5 minutes, rotate, and do 5 more minutes. you want them to be just barely cooked through for maximum fluffiness.

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