Blueberry Madeleines are just about the most perfect little cake-like cookie to bite into with fun fresh blueberries baked right in, perfect for when you have some extra fresh fruit and want a great treat.
Blueberries are ripe and delicious in stores now, and they can be found almost all year round now a days, so grab some and get baking!
If I’m not eating them by the handful,
I like baking with blueberries,
they are so juicy and sweet, they are a great addition to baked goods,
- like Blueberry Banana Chocolate Chip Cake,
- Chocolate Blueberry Cheesecake Cupcakes,
- and Blueberry Filled Cupcakes.
One of my favorite ways to enjoy blueberries is to add them to my Yummiest Pancake Recipe.
Today I’m baking them into madeleines….
and I will mention,
these are IRRESISTIBLE!!!
Gather all your ingredients
there aren’t many but you’ll want to have everything ready to go when you begin and you’ll need to melt the butter and allow it a few minutes to cool
measure out all your ingredients
If you mix the blueberries into the batter, the berries will crush and the batter will turn a purplish color, I decided I wanted to blueberries to stay intact,
so I placed one blueberry on the bottom of each well in the madeleine pan, then place two tablespoons of batter on top then two more blueberries.
Bake madeleines until they are golden on the edges and the madeleines spring back when pressed gently.
Madeleines are so delicious, they can be enjoyed at breakfast, over coffee or tea, or for dessert.
You won’t believe how quick it is to make these, they take only a few minutes to mix up and they bake really fast, so anytime you need a fast dessert, remember these, pile them all on a plate for a fun bite-sized birthday treat too.
- 2 large eggs
- 10 tablespoons butter (melted and cooled) (use 1 teaspoon butter for preparing pans)
- 2/3 cup brown sugar ( Or you can use granulated sugar for a more traditional flavor)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup flour (plus 2 tablespoons flour for dusting pans)
- 1/2 cup blueberries
- powdered sugar for dusting over madeleines when baked
- Prepare madeleine pan by buttering and flouring pan lightly
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees
- Beat eggs and sugar with mixer, add vanilla and salt
- Mix in flour on low just until blended
- Pour in butter in a steady stream while mixing on low
- Scrape sides and be sure everything is well blended
- Place 1 blueberry in the bottom of each well in the madeleine pan, then place two scant tablespoons of Batter (or 1 heaping tablespoon of batter) on top of each blueberry, then add two more blueberries on top of the batter
- Bake 7-9 minutes or until golden and the cookie springs back when gently pressed
- Allow cookies to cool in pan, then dust with powdered sugar
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Medeja says
Mmm..they look delicious! Too bad we don’t have blueberry season now 🙂
Terri C says
Thank you for all the wonderful madeleines recipes, I inherited my chef cousins pans. These kind of recipes have been hard to find!
The Bearfoot Baker says
I have fresh blueberries in the fridge and they want to become your blueberry madeleines! I am going to assist them. Thanks for the recipe!
Jen @ Jen's Favorite Cookies says
These look so awesome! I love baking with fresh berries.
Brenda @ a farmgirl's dabbles says
So pretty! The perfect little sweet bite!
Maria says
Such pretty cookies!
Glory/ Glorious Treats says
You are the Madeleine queen! These look delicious!!
Micah says
Where did you get your measuring spoons and the heart shaped nesting bowls? I’m in loooooove with them!
Diane says
Hi, the measuring cups are from world market, they have matching measuring spoons too. The small heart shaped dishes are from pottery barn, the larger heart dish I don’t recall where I purchased it.
doris Fenech says
Hi could I use vanilla extract instead of vanilla paste?
Diane says
Vanilla bean paste and vanilla extract are interchangeable, you use the same amount. If you haven’t tried vanilla bean paste, I recommend it, it’s delicious!