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Lemon Cake Pops

Lemoncakepops

These Lemon Cake Pops scream Spring!
They are also perfect for baby showers, wedding receptions, and book clubs and surprisingly easy to make.
I’m pretty sure I’m going to add cake pops to every holiday now, they were so fun!
Lemon Cake pop in process 1Ingredients
1 3/4 c. flour

1/2 t. baking powder

1/2 t. baking soda

1/2 t. salt

3 eggs at room temp.

1 c. sugar

2 T. butter softened

1 t. vanilla

2 t. lemon extract

1/2 c. fresh lemon juice

1/2 c. oil

zest of one lemon

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350

Spray a 9 x 5 loaf pan

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In a large bowl combine flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt

In a medium bowl combine eggs, sugar, butter, vanilla and lemon extracts, and lemon juice with a mixer.
Scrape bottom to make sure all is combined

Pour Flour mixture into wet mixture and blend until smooth, scraping sides and bottom of bowl

Add oil and lemon zest to the mix and mix it well

Pour into prepared loaf pan(s) and bake for 45 min. (9 x 5)

Insert toothpick to test…it must come out clean

Remove from oven and let cool

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Icing: 

1/2 cup butter

2 tablespoons lemon juice

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

3 cups confectioners’ sugar

Combine the butter, lemon juice, vanilla, and confectioner’s sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Add more confectioner’s sugar, orlemon juice to adjust the consistency as needed.

Directions for Lemon Cake Pops :

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Once frosting is made, take a spoon full and add into the crumbled cake. Using a spoon to combine. Add more frosting until you can form a small round ball. To form a ball take a small ice cream scoop amount and roll in your hands to form a ball.

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Melt White Chocolate in a double broiler or you can use a microwave. Once White chocolate is melted dip a cake pop stick into the chocolate and then push it into the rounded cake. Once that chocolate has hardened, dip it cake ball into the chocolate until fully coated.I then use a green foam found in crafts stores or a cake op holder to place my cake pops in while it dries.

Have fun decorate your cake pops with royal icing in a icing bag and tip. Another idea is to roll the cake pop in sprinkles while wet.

Comments

25 responses to “Lemon Cake Pops”

  1. anna (herding cats & burning soup) Avatar

    How pretty! I love the color of those. They look so yummy!

  2. Julie Wood Avatar
    Julie Wood

    What a wonderful recipe! It is such a refreshing dessert that I know that my family would love for me to make. I love anything that has lemon in it! Thanks for sharing.

  3. Natalie Avatar
    Natalie

    I have made cake pops once but never thought to make lemon flavored ones!

  4. Carolyn Massey Avatar

    Thanks for the Lemon Cake Pops, we love lemon and these would be so much fun to make and something different than a regular cake.

  5. alicia szemon Avatar
    alicia szemon

    i love cake pops! i have never tried a lemon one but i bet it tastes delicious!

  6. barrie Avatar
    barrie

    These look delish and I bet they taste awesome. I might try to make these this weekend for my teen’s friends.

  7. Sarah L Avatar
    Sarah L

    I’ve never made cake pops and thought you had to have special containers to make them in.

  8. barrie mac Avatar
    barrie mac

    I’m not very creative so I highly doubt mine would look as good…but I bet they’d still taste lemony!

  9. barrie mac Avatar
    barrie mac

    Right now my teen is into baking so I’ll suggest this recipe to her! I think she’d like it!

  10. Barrie Avatar
    Barrie

    RIght now the teen loves baking and I love eating…pefection!

  11. barrie mac Avatar
    barrie mac

    Interesting…I always thought cake pops were baked on the stick!

  12. Dorothy Boucher Avatar

    I am loving this recipe and how easy it is to make, love the fact that you showed pictures to help out. I have made lemon cake before but I love the lemon pops for fun!!

  13. Kim Hampton Avatar
    Kim Hampton

    These look really good! I’ve never made cake pops before. They are so cute!

  14. Cynthia Knisley Avatar
    Cynthia Knisley

    I love your lemon cake pops recipe although my sons and husband would never eat them. they don’t like things like that but I do.

  15. Debbie Avatar
    Debbie

    These are beautiful. I love looking at stuff like this. Maybe I’ll create a gluten-free, vegan version so my family can eat them. Hmmmm…

  16. barrie mac Avatar
    barrie mac

    These would be great for a spring party!

  17. Emily Endrizzi Avatar
    Emily Endrizzi

    Yum! These look delicious! I love cake pops. They’re so fun to make and eat.

  18. barrie mac Avatar
    barrie mac

    I love the decorations on these cake balls. I don’t think mine would be this fancy.

  19. Ally Avatar
    Ally

    Ohhh These speak to my sweet tooth. Perfect bite for the person attempting to watch her waistline >.<

  20. Sarah L Avatar
    Sarah L

    This is easier than I thought it would be. (still messy)

  21. Jennifer Herman Avatar
    Jennifer Herman

    Those look so good! I would love to try them. I love the decorations on them!

  22. Barrie Avatar
    Barrie

    These lemon cake pops will be a hit Saturday for my teen’s cast and crew part! Can’t wait to hear the comments.

  23. Jennifer Herman Avatar
    Jennifer Herman

    I think these are a great idea – would be good for a party!

  24. nikki Garrett Avatar

    Looks so yummy!I will have to try these.But I know they wouldn’t look quite as perfect

  25. Rosie Avatar
    Rosie

    I’ve not yet made cake pops, and I never dare decorate my creations, only rarely, but this I think I can do. the result is amazing looks like something for a party!! I’d like to try it!

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