Use two wipers to remove lemon dander and place them in a large glass bowl that can be heated under water.
All lemons are squeezed with a juicer. I use a manual juicer. The juice is squeezed directly into a large glass bowl with lemon dander.
Add sugar and eggs to lemon juice and beat with a whisk
Place the glass bowl in a pot with water, heat it over water, and keep stirring
Stir while heating. If the water is boiling, turn off the fire and wait until the water temperature drops before firing. Keep stirring in the middle, about 10 minutes or longer, until the liquid is thick and particle-free, away from the fire
Add the softened butter at room temperature and continue to stir
Until the butter and liquid are completely blended and smooth.
After cooling completely, sieve, put in a sealed bottle and refrigerate in the refrigerator. For all the above, I made a 500ml bottle and a 300ml half bottle
Be sure to cool down before bottling
Notes
1. Bottles containing lemon curd should be washed and dried to ensure no oil 2. The remaining lemon peel can be drunk with honey, don't throw it 3. It is best to bottle after sieving, it will be smoother
Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Lemon curd
Amount Per Serving
Calories 1219Calories from Fat 702
% Daily Value*
Fat 78g120%
Saturated Fat 44g275%
Cholesterol 812mg271%
Sodium 788mg34%
Potassium 467mg13%
Carbohydrates 115g38%
Fiber 4g17%
Sugar 104g116%
Protein 24g48%
Vitamin A 2852IU57%
Vitamin C 80mg97%
Calcium 155mg16%
Iron 4mg22%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.