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Add stevia to the whites and beat very strongly until the meringue is very firm.
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Add lemon zest and almond powder to the meringue and mix thoroughly
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If the powder is mixed so that it doesn't clump together, put it in a piping bag
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Pan the dough in a dacquoise mold. I don't usually use molds, but I just squeeze them out of my senses. Make it thick enough to make it look like a fat caron.
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You can bake it right away, but if you grind stevia and sprinkle it gently with a sieve, the shape will look better.
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Bake at 170 degrees for 14 minutes
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I'm going to make a curd while the dacquoise is being baked. Add all the ingredients and mix them
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Cook over low to medium heat. Continue stirring so that it does not stick and if the concentration is jam-like, put the pot in cold water and cool.
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To make lemon cream, mix melted butter at room temperature with lemon curd 1:1 ratio
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If the dacquoise is done, let it cool enough. That way, the filling doesn't melt
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If the dacquoise is cold enough, mold it with lemon curd using a piping bag and squeeze lemon cream into it!
If you make banana-flavored milk using the yolk, it becomes a dessert and drink that goes well with it.