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(1) Lemon Curd in Just 10 Minutes in the Cosori Pressure Cooker
Ingredients
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  • 2 (or 3) lemons
  • 115g/½ cup of sugar
  • 60g butter, unsalted & melted
  • 3 medium (or 2 large) eggs
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  • Melt the butter and once cool, add the juice and zest of 2 lemons (if you’d like the lemon curd to be really tangy, add juice/zest of a 3rd lemon)
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  • add the sugar and then add 3 medium (or 2 large) eggs.  Probably best to use an electric handheld whisk as it takes some time by hand.  It will look separated for a while, but will come together.
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  • Pour the mixture into an ovenproof dish, cover with foil.
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  • In the Pressure Cooker, pop the trivet and 1 cup of water into the PC bowl and place the ovenproof dish inside.
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  • Pop the lid on and choose Pressure Cooker function, disable Keep Warm, ensure PC is on SEAL position.
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  • Click the time to 10 mins and press start.
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  • Once the PC has finished, leave it for 10 mins or so to naturally release.
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  • Once the 10mins+ are up, remove bowl carefully (it will be hot) and let the lemon curd completely cool.
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  • Whisk until a smooth consistency and pop into a pre-prepared jar.
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  • Pop sterilised airtight jar into the fridge, it will thicken further.
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  • Store lemon curd in the fridge for 1 to 2 weeks, can be frozen for a month or more, defrost in the fridge before using.
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  • You could use the lemon curd as filling for a cake, tart or pie, or simply spread on toast
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  • Makes approximately 300g
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