With a tasty graham cracker crust, a thick lemon filling, and fresh whipped cream on top, these Creamy Lemon Bars are a treat!
A recipe for a thick and creamy lemon bar
No one else in my family seems to love lemons as much as I do. My new favorite thing is these lemon bars. A base that is crunchy and a center that is thick and creamy. It’s both sweet and sour. It has the right amount of each taste. The work and time it takes to make these bars are well worth it.
HOW TO MAKE LEMON BARS
For this, you need to use lemons that have just been squeezed. The stuff in a bottle doesn’t taste as good, and these will taste weird and fake. Spend some time pressing fresh lemons. You’ll be glad you did it.
You can make key lime bars with this same method! Just use key limes instead of lemons in the recipe.
Grain cracker pieces from the store will also work in this.
Since you made these bars yourself, you need to give them time to turn out right.
They should be put in the fridge to cool for at least 4 hours, but overnight is better.
WHAT YOU NEED: (Full recipe at the end of the post)
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How to clean an oven right
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