Lemon Ginger Bars is Head to the store and pick up ginger bars, lemon juice, honey, and a few other things to make it today. From preparation to the plate, this recipe takes roughly 20 minutes.
Instructions
1
Set a rack in the middle level of the oven and preheat to 375 degrees.
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Oven
2
Mix the flour, sugar, ground ginger, and baking powder in a medium bowl.
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Baking Powder
Ginger Powder
All Purpose Flour
Sugar
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Bowl
3
Melt the butter over medium heat and immediately add to the dry ingredients; use a large rubber spatula to stir to a smooth, shiny dough.
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Butter
Dough
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Spatula
4
Add the egg, crystallized ginger, honey and lemon zest and beat vigorously to make a smooth dough.
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Candied Ginger
Lemon Zest
Dough
Honey
Egg
5
Scrape the dough into the prepared pan and use the palm of your hand to evenly press it over the bottom of the pan.
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Dough
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Frying Pan
6
Bake the bars until well risen, firm, and lightly golden, about 20 to 25 minutes.
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Oven
7
While the bars are baking, use a small rubber spatula to beat the confectioners’ sugar and lemon juice together.
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Lemon Juice
Sugar
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Spatula
8
Add water, 1/2 teaspoon at a time, if it’s too thick to spread.
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Spread
Water
9
As soon as the bars are baked, place a cutting board on the pan and use oven mitts to invert the hot bars to the board.
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Cutting Board
Oven Mitt
Frying Pan
10
Remove the pan and paper and immediately pour the lemon glaze on the bars; use a small metal offset spatula to spread it evenly. It will set as the bars cool.
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Glaze
Lemon
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Offset Spatula
Frying Pan
11
Use a ruler to mark, then cut 2-inch squares.
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Serving: Arrange the bars on a platter—the icing is dry so they can be stacked. Storage: Keep the bars in a tin or plastic container with a tight-fitting cover between sheets of wax paper.
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