Lime Curd Macarons

Tangy, sweet lime curd macarons are just what your day needs. They’re fun to make, look at, give away and eat. Check out the tips to a perfect macaron, too.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do if my lime curd is too runny?

If your lime curd is too runny, try cooking it a bit longer over low heat while whisking constantly until it thickens. Make sure to use enough egg yolks and butter as they help with the thickening process.

How do I know when my macaron shells are ready to be baked?

You can tell your macaron shells are ready to bake when they have formed a smooth, dry skin on the surface after resting for about 30-60 minutes. Gently touch the tops; if they feel dry and don’t stick to your finger, they’re ready.

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Is it necessary to use key limes in the lime curd for the macarons?

While key limes provide a distinct flavor, you can use regular limes if key limes are unavailable. Just adjust the sweetness accordingly, as regular limes can be slightly more tart.

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