Affordable Eats, Occasional Treats
Firstly, gather your ingredients...
Break an egg.
And Another
Whisk at high speed, fold in the flour and butter and bake.
Carefully remove from the pan.
Dust with icing sugar.
Arrange like this ...
Or maybe like that?
And finally enjoy!
Basic Madeleine recipe
Chocolate Madeleine recipe
Matcha Madeleine recipe
Mincemeat Madeleine recipe
[...] And all too soon it was time to leave, frantically running for late night trains to get Greedy Gourmet back to deepest darkest Essex and send Fuss Free Flavours home in time to bake madeleines at midnight. [...]
[...] within 5 minutes of leaving the oven – they are highly photogenic (as better demonstrated in this post) and as you can make the batter in advance and leave it in the fridge for several days, it enables [...]
Contact
helen at fuss free flavours dot com
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Really rather fun new bars from @cadburyuk @dairymilk #marvellouscreations
excuse me… it is you doing the food porn photoing? cos it’s really really good…
Why thank you! All my photos.
I am doing a studio course at the moment. Amazingly the egg shot was the first one I took! Failed to get just egg against the black!
Wow, those photos are amazing, esp the egg and icing sugar!
Thank you!
I had a lot of fun and some helpers.
I now want some decent lights.
Your photos are really amazing ! Congratulations !
See you next Friday !
Thank you for all your help! and the use of your lens for 3 of the above.
now I want the recipe for the madeleines pls…
Amazing photos. Well done you.
Round of applause! You are a genius girl!
Wonderful pictures! Bravo! More soon please!
amazing photos – never wanted a madeleine as much as now
@AlpacaAddict, Jac & Johanna – Thank you! I hope my photography tutor likes them!
@Sarah – I need professional lights. I am loving the freezing of motion. The whisk was on full speed in the 3rd shot!
Superb photos, you have a real talent. Did you get the egg shot first time?
Yes. First time. I set it up and took some with the hands to get the focus, flash and exposure right, then first time. Amazing really!
Thanks for your kind comments!
What a gorgeous series…. Not sure which I want to do more – bake or eat!
Great shots Lovely Helen…
It was a pleasure to be your model.
Never knew my mouth looked so good.
Well done lady. You are truly talented!
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You were amazing! I am so happy with them. Even if now I am seeing things tht I cuold have done better!
Thank you so much for modelling for me!
I really love your photos! They look like professional photos in a book!AMAZING!
Thank you. I think that it is hugely down to studio lights.
Gorgeous shots, Helen!! I find a dark background with white, bright crisp colours works really well and love your egg cracking and dusting the madeleine photos. :)
Thank you! Your photos are always fantastic, so praise from you means a huge amount.
I am now desperate to buy some studio lights, or at least an off camera flash!
I love this post. The photos are all fantastic. Good luck with the course.
These pictures are absolutely AMAZING!
Thank you! I have rather raised the bar for myself now.
Your photography is pretty awesome too!
Great photos! Plus the recipe looks divine. We’d love for you to share your recipe at dishfolio.com!
I’ll be in touch. Dishfolio is a new site for me, I had a quick look yesterday and will be returning!
im afraid of eating a stick of butter in anything, but awesome photos and recipe =]
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I have but one word to say… Beautiful! The photo where dusting with icing sugar looks so tempting, you just want to snacht the madeleine.
Wow, lovely, the photos look fantastic!