...so i'm back to halloween festive treats after taking a break with some
mini pancake cakes...!...i'm loving all the candy corn "themed" desserts all over the blogosphere....here are some of my favs! (but i could list a ton of these...!)
.....and i've totally been meaning to make some homemade madeleines since my sister gave me a pan last year for a christmas gift...they've been on the "to do" list since then.......and since i've already done
candy corn themed cupcakes.....this project is like killing 2 birds with 1 baking stone....!
...and there's something about candy corn this time of year....it's another one of those polarizing candies (like
marshmallow peeps!).....you either love it or hate it....personally i'm in the latter category for this particular one...and so are my kiddos.....but i really do like the coloring of candy corn...and if you see a pic of some candy corn...what do you think of...?....halloween of course....!
.....i have to say these were very easy and VERY fun....and came out much better than i was expecting...!
.....i used a really simple recipe from
mocha thoughts for vanilla madeleines...and then just divided the batter in thirds...left one plain and tinted the other 2 orange and yellow, and added each to a zip lock bag....the tricky part was filling the madeleine pan into candy corn like "stripes"....it just happens that this batter is just thick enough to allow you to "pipe" one color into a third of the madeleine section before it fills in the entire madeleine (does that make sense?)...you have to work a little fast...but it was very forgiving once baked...! also just snip off a small section of the end of the zip lock bag (if it's too large of an opening it will come out too fast and you won't have enough time to make the stripes)....
...once baked just sprinkle with a little powdered sugar......
.......and you get some neato candy corn like madeleines that don't taste like candy corn ('cause my kids wouldn't have eaten them if they did!)....
...these were so easy that i'm thinking of doing them in other colors or for other holidays...!...maybe i can get a campaign going to make madeleines the "new" macaron....(i bet there is already an FB page for that! :)
Linking up to these cool sites (go visit or link up your own neat stuff!):
These are so creative! I love how they look. :) I host a linky as well that is open through Friday (Crazy Sweet Tuesday) and would love for you to link these.
ReplyDeleteI am in LOVE w/ this idea!! amazing....perfect w/ my TEA :)
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I always look forward to seeing what you will come up with next! Thanks so much for the link-love:)
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! Found you from Lady Behind the Curtain.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love those festive ideas. Thanks for sharing.
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These are so cute! I am loving all the fun candy corn stuff too! I think I need a pan like that now:)
ReplyDeleteThose are just wonderful looking. Great job. Come visit. We have a terrific sweet potato Nutella recipe this week.
ReplyDeleteLOVE!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! YOU ALWAYS come up with the cutest ideas! Pinned, shared...you name it, I did it!!! These are G-R-E-A-T!
ReplyDeleteLove these! They turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! Wow! I'd love to make them...well, actually I'd just love to eat them...heehee. Would you pretty please share them here?
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Love love LOVE these!! So Halloweeny!! Wow :D I really enjoy your blog, it is so fun!! :D
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OK, so now I have to have a madeleine pan. I love, love, love these!!! Thanks for sharing on Sweet Indulgences Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI love the candy corn theme! So cute. I am ready to try this out. I know I will need more practice, but I'm ready to have dark yellow colored or just plain orange colored madeleines when I can't keep the layers intact and they go in different swirls...LOL! I know they'll still taste great! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Candy Corn! and these are beautiful. I did Candy Corn Cupcakes a few weeks ago on my blog in honor of these timeless candy. Thanks for a new idea. XOXO
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! My guy loves Madeleines, I may have to break down and buy a pan so I can make these for him this week!
ReplyDeleteThese came out beautifully! What a great idea! I love anything candy corn so these are just perfect :) If you have a moment, I'd love for you to link up at my party here: http://www.momontimeout.com/2011/10/taking-timeout-thursday-link-party-no-1.html
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun madeleine. Great idea! Thanks for linking my macs in your favs!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I tried to make some this weekend but the middle color would shift a lot and I couldn't get the colors to be even like your pictures! I'm so jealous!
ReplyDeletethese are beautiful!
ReplyDeletethey look really cute! I'm not sure if I can make them look perfectly divided
ReplyDeleteYou did such a great job on these! Just posted on our Fun Finds Friday.
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I was so excited to see your post featured over at Homework! I always come away from Carolyn's blog full of inspiration. My daughter's name is Madeleine, so we've had a lot of fun over the years making different types of Madeleine cakes. Yours are absolutely brilliant! Glancing at your blogroll, it looks like we enjoy a lot of the same talented people.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased to meet you! I haven't "followed" a blog in a long while, but I couldn't resist giving your GFC gadget a click!
Truly,
Jenn/Rook No. 17
What a wonderful idea!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd never thought it was possible to make striped madeleinettes! Love them!
Candy corn from the store is tasteless, because it has been sitting on the shelf for far too long. Fresh, homemade candy corn is another animal altogether. Watch this video for a great candy corn recipe and recipes for other halloween treats.
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These look supercute!! Never thought of doing a candy corn stripe in madeleines! :)
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