Say Goodbye to Summer Cakes

Although autumn may officially be here, it’s been so damn hot and sticky lately that I figure summer isn’t going out without a fight. To honor that valiant effort, I thought I’d bake up one last summery treat to say farewell to my second favorite season.

I spotted this recipe it in some spare copy of Food & Wine back in July and when I saw St. Germain listed in the ingredients, I just had to make these (A little note: if you’re my friend and don’t know about St. Germain yet, we may need to reconsider our friendship…). My little kitchen is currently lacking a food processor, so I kept putting this recipe back in my “to make” pile. But, this weekend I think the humidity was giving me crazier ideas than usual, and I thought I’d improvise by trying this recipe out in the margarita blender instead. And guess what?

IT WORKED; they were delicious. Even the overcooked ones were amazing bites of spongey, sweet, citrusy, cool awesome. They were so good, I maaaay have licked the icing drippings and crumbs off the counter as I cleaned up. And bonus: they are wheat free (just make sure you get a wheat free almond paste!!).

Since I don’t want to pick up bad blog karma early on, I feel that I should send you here to pick up the recipe before we go further. Did you click on the here, yet? Good.

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