Madeleines are the plump little shell-shaped sponge cakes of French tea time, crisp at the edges with the signature bump on top and a tender, lemony crumb within. Browned butter gives them a subtle, nutty depth.
Baked in fluted molds and best eaten the day they are made, they are classically dunked in tea or coffee. A light dusting of powdered sugar is all they need — the flavor speaks for itself.


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