Lemon Bars That Never Fail

By Mike Jones

For the young or inexperienced lemon bar lover, I have the perfect recipe. This recipe will turn out perfectly the first time you try it. All you need to do is follow the instructions. Soon you'll be enjoying a perfect dessert.

You won't go far wrong with this recipe because it calls for several pre- blended ingredients. You will enjoy how this recipe turns out. Then, when you feel more sure of yourself, you will be able to graduate to more complex recipes.

When I started baking, I needed easy but delicious recipes. Fortunately, my mom made a hobby out of copying recipes from every source she found.. All I needed to do was to dig through her pile for a very basic, but delicious-sounding recipe.

Easy Lemon Bars for Beginning Bakers- Success Every Time

What You Need.

1 package of cake mix, lemon, with pudding included?1/2 C. Of butter Three large eggs.

What.. 's First on the List? Prepare!

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Prepare a- X 9 inch pan by generously greasing only its base.

Stick to this Plan for Success.

Stir butter, premixed cake ingredients and 1 egg in a bowl until the powdered ingredients are evenly moistened. Pour the mixture gently into the baking dish and smooth it out with a wet spatula. Blend the cream cheese with the frosting mix. Reserve half a cup of this mixture for the frosting.

Add the two remaining eggs to the main portion of the cheese-frosting mixture.

Use a hand mixer on high to beat the egg mixture. It should take 3 to 5 minutes.

Pour this mixture over the base in the baking dish.

Bake at 350 degrees for thirty to forty minutes.

Remove and allow to cool completely. Frost the base when it is very cool.

Before you put your masterpiece in the fridge, be sure to cut it into bars.

Cut into bars and place in refrigerator for at least an hour.

This lemon bar recipe is an easy one to try, and you can expect great results. Later, as you become more used to baking, you can build on your success here. You will use your own imagination to try more complicated techniques on this little recipe - 29885

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