Marzipan Recipes

No-Cook Recipe for Eggless Marzipan Easter Eggs with Eggless Decorative Icing

No-Cook Recipe for Eggless Marzipan Easter Eggs with Eggless Decorative Icing

So This is the first time I’ve tried my hand at Egg-Free Marzipan Easter Eggs and Egg-free Decorative Icing! The best part is that this is so simple and there’s absolutely no difference in taste from the usual Marzipan with Eggs!  So everyone’s wondering why did I try making Egg-free Easter Eggs! So just recently, a relative of mine, Kelly Gracias asked me if I had a recipe for Marzipan without egg because she wishes to go Vegetarian! So I put on my thinking hat, turned to YouTube and browsed through several recipes but nothing quite convinced me! So I gathered all what I saw and started my trials! And finally got what I wanted! The perfect taste and texture.  So thanks to Kelly’s request, I got to learn and try something different! Yayyy!  This recipe is for all those who, like Kelly wish to go Vegetarian or for those who do not like or are allergic to eggs!

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Homemade Marzipan Candy

Homemade Marzipan Candy

Delicious marzipan paste refined with rose oil and orange liqueur (Cointreau), sweetened with icing sugar, and rolled in a dark chocolate coating!

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Rhubarb Marzipan Streusel Muffins

Rhubarb Marzipan Streusel Muffins

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No-Cook Recipe for Eggless Marzipan Easter Eggs with Eggless Decorative Icing

No-Cook Recipe for Eggless Marzipan Easter Eggs with Eggless Decorative Icing

So This is the first time I’ve tried my hand at Egg-Free Marzipan Easter Eggs and Egg-free Decorative Icing! The best part is that this is so simple and there’s absolutely no difference in taste from the usual Marzipan with Eggs!  So everyone’s wondering why did I try making Egg-free Easter Eggs! So just recently, a relative of mine, Kelly Gracias asked me if I had a recipe for Marzipan without egg because she wishes to go Vegetarian! So I put on my thinking hat, turned to YouTube and browsed through several recipes but nothing quite convinced me! So I gathered all what I saw and started my trials! And finally got what I wanted! The perfect taste and texture.  So thanks to Kelly’s request, I got to learn and try something different! Yayyy!  This recipe is for all those who, like Kelly wish to go Vegetarian or for those who do not like or are allergic to eggs!

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Easter Apostle Simnel Cake

Easter Apostle Simnel Cake

Simnel cake is the fruity, spiced cake that is sandwiched between two layers of marzipan. Traditionally served on Mothering Sunday, eventually came to be called as Easter Cake. In the late Victorian times, 11 apostles were added on the top of the cake, representing Christ's eleven apostles. Number 12 would be Judas and he was excluded because of his betrayal.

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No-Cook Recipe for Eggless Marzipan Easter Eggs with Eggless Decorative Icing

No-Cook Recipe for Eggless Marzipan Easter Eggs with Eggless Decorative Icing

So This is the first time I’ve tried my hand at Egg-Free Marzipan Easter Eggs and Egg-free Decorative Icing! The best part is that this is so simple and there’s absolutely no difference in taste from the usual Marzipan with Eggs!  So everyone’s wondering why did I try making Egg-free Easter Eggs! So just recently, a relative of mine, Kelly Gracias asked me if I had a recipe for Marzipan without egg because she wishes to go Vegetarian! So I put on my thinking hat, turned to YouTube and browsed through several recipes but nothing quite convinced me! So I gathered all what I saw and started my trials! And finally got what I wanted! The perfect taste and texture.  So thanks to Kelly’s request, I got to learn and try something different! Yayyy!  This recipe is for all those who, like Kelly wish to go Vegetarian or for those who do not like or are allergic to eggs!

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Rhubarb Almond Marzipan Tart

Rhubarb Almond Marzipan Tart

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Rhubarb Marzipan Streusel Muffins

Rhubarb Marzipan Streusel Muffins

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Easter Apostle Simnel Cake

Easter Apostle Simnel Cake

Simnel cake is the fruity, spiced cake that is sandwiched between two layers of marzipan. Traditionally served on Mothering Sunday, eventually came to be called as Easter Cake. In the late Victorian times, 11 apostles were added on the top of the cake, representing Christ's eleven apostles. Number 12 would be Judas and he was excluded because of his betrayal.

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Rhubarb Almond Marzipan Tart

Rhubarb Almond Marzipan Tart

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