The Best Easy Lemon Bars with Graham Cracker Crust: Rich, Creamy & Perfectly Tart
Prepare to delight your taste buds with the most exquisite and effortlessly delicious lemon bars featuring a delightful graham cracker crust! This beloved dessert offers a harmonious blend of zesty lemon, creamy texture, and a subtly sweet, buttery crunch. What makes this recipe truly special is its incredible simplicity, requiring just nine core ingredients and no complex techniques. Thanks to the magic of sweetened condensed milk, these lemon bars boast an incredibly rich, smooth, and indulgent filling that sets them apart from traditional versions. This isn’t just a dessert; it’s a vibrant taste of sunshine in every bite, perfect for any occasion, from casual gatherings to elegant celebrations.

These homemade lemon bars with a buttery graham cracker crust are a true game-changer in the world of easy, show-stopping desserts. The secret to their unparalleled richness and incredibly creamy texture lies in the ingenious use of sweetened condensed milk. This ingredient not only significantly simplifies the baking process but also ensures a consistently smooth and luscious lemon filling every single time, without the common anxieties associated with traditional lemon curd. You’ll be amazed at how quickly you can whip up such an indulgent treat.
The flavor profile of these bars is intensely lemony, deriving its bright, fresh notes from both freshly squeezed lemon juice and aromatic lemon zest. Each bite delivers a vibrant burst of citrus that is utterly refreshing and wonderfully balanced by the sweet, creamy filling. This makes them an ideal treat for warmer months, whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue, enjoying a picnic at the park, or contributing to a potluck. But their comforting appeal makes them equally welcome year-round. If you find yourself captivated by the irresistible allure of lemon, be sure to explore more of our delightful citrus-infused recipes. We highly recommend trying our refreshing lemonade bundt cake for a light and fluffy option, our charming lemon poppy seed cupcakes for a delightful individual treat, and our wonderfully moist lemon curd muffins for a perfect breakfast or snack. Each recipe promises to bring a ray of sunshine to your kitchen and joy to your palate!
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Why You’ll Adore This Easy Lemon Bar Recipe!
There are countless reasons why these lemon bars have quickly become a firm favorite in countless kitchens. Beyond their irresistible taste and vibrant appearance, their ease of preparation and consistently perfect texture make them a must-try for any home baker, whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting your baking journey.
- Unforgettable Creamy Lemon Filling: Prepare for a truly rich, smooth, and incredibly vibrant lemon filling that bursts with fresh citrus flavor in every bite. Unlike some overly tart or bland lemon bar recipes, ours strikes a perfect balance between sweet and tangy. Made with freshly squeezed lemon juice and aromatic lemon zest, this filling delivers an authentic and intense lemon experience that is both refreshing and deeply satisfying. The secret ingredient, sweetened condensed milk, ensures a consistently creamy, almost custard-like texture that truly melts in your mouth, all without the common pitfalls of cracking or splitting often associated with more traditional lemon curd fillings. It’s pure lemon bliss, without the fuss.
- The Perfect Buttery Graham Cracker Crust: While many lemon bar recipes traditionally feature a shortbread crust, we firmly believe that a buttery graham cracker crust elevates these bars to a whole new level of deliciousness. The subtle sweetness and slightly coarse, crumbly texture of the graham cracker base provide a delightful contrast to the silky smoothness of the lemon filling. It’s a pairing that is both comforting and sophisticated, adding an extra layer of flavor and a satisfying crunch that beautifully complements the tangy lemon. This crust is also incredibly easy to prepare, requiring no special equipment or complex techniques, making it a dream for busy bakers.
- Remarkably Easy & Fuss-Free Baking: Simplicity is truly at the heart of this recipe, making it approachable for everyone. You’ll be pleased to know that you only need a single bowl for preparing the luscious lemon filling and no electric mixer is required, which translates to minimal cleanup! The brilliant addition of sweetened condensed milk completely eliminates the need for making a temperamental lemon curd from scratch, a process that can often be intimidating or result in less-than-perfect results for many bakers. Furthermore, the condensed milk contributes to a more stable and forgiving filling, significantly reducing the worry about the top of your lemon bars cracking during baking or cooling – a common frustration with other recipes. This means you can count on a perfectly smooth, beautiful, and delicious finish every single time.
Recipe Development: The Journey to Perfection
The journey to perfecting this lemon bar recipe involved careful experimentation and a strong commitment to making it as accessible and utterly delicious as possible. My initial attempts at developing a stellar lemon bar focused on creating a traditional lemon curd filling. While homemade lemon curd is undeniably exquisite, it quickly became apparent that it presents its own unique set of challenges in a bar format. Lemon curd can be notoriously tricky to master; factors like overcooking, curdling the eggs, or achieving the perfect, smooth consistency often deter home bakers, leading to frustration.
This realization prompted me to explore alternative methods that could deliver all the incredible, vibrant lemon flavor without any of the stress or finickiness. That’s when the idea of using sweetened condensed milk entered the picture, proving to be a true culinary revelation. By incorporating this ingredient, I discovered a way to create a filling that was not only far easier and quicker to prepare but also offered a superior, more consistent texture and a beautifully balanced flavor profile. Instead of the intensely sour or sometimes overly tart taste that can characterize lemon curd fillings, the sweetened condensed milk introduces a creamy, milky sweetness that harmonizes exquisitely with the fresh lemon. The result is a filling that is incredibly smooth, luxuriously rich, and perfectly balanced – a delightful indulgence that satisfies your craving for citrus without overwhelming your palate with acidity. This simple yet brilliant switch transformed the recipe, elevating it to a foolproof favorite that I am incredibly thrilled to share with you all.
Essential Ingredients for Irresistible Lemon Bars
Making these lemon bars is a truly joyful experience, especially when you start with high-quality, fresh ingredients. Each component plays a vital role in achieving that perfect balance of flavor, texture, and aroma that makes these bars so irresistible. Here’s a closer look at what you’ll need to gather to create these delectable treats:

- Fresh Lemons: This is arguably the most crucial ingredient for our vibrant lemon layer. We rely entirely on fresh lemons for both their bright, tangy juice and their incredibly aromatic zest. The zest carries the essential oils of the lemon, providing an intense, floral, and truly authentic aromatic flavor that bottled lemon juice simply cannot replicate. Always opt for fresh lemons; store-bought bottled juice often contains preservatives and lacks the nuanced, complex flavor and perfect acidity needed for a truly exceptional lemon bar. Look for plump, firm lemons that feel heavy for their size, indicating they’re bursting with juice.
- Sweetened Condensed Milk: This recipe calls for two 14-ounce cans of sweetened condensed milk, which is the cornerstone of our wonderfully creamy, rich, and perfectly set filling. It provides not only the primary source of sweetness but also a luxurious, smooth texture, allowing the fresh lemon flavor to shine brilliantly without being overly tart or sharp. It’s absolutely vital to use sweetened condensed milk and not confuse it with evaporated milk, which is unsweetened and will not yield the same delicious results in terms of texture, sweetness, or setting properties. Sweetened condensed milk is essentially cow’s milk from which about 60% of the water has been removed, and a significant amount of sugar added, making it thick, syrupy, and wonderfully sweet.
- Vanilla Extract: While lemon is undoubtedly the star of the show, a good quality vanilla extract (or an equivalent flavoring) plays an important supporting role. It helps to round out the overall flavors, adding a subtle warmth, depth, and a hint of sweet complexity that beautifully complements the bright, zesty lemon notes. For those looking to explore, I’ve personally tested this recipe with Fiori di Sicilia, a unique Italian extract that beautifully blends vanilla and delicate citrus flavors, and the results were absolutely wonderful, adding an extra layer of sophisticated aroma and taste to the bars.
- Graham Cracker Crumbs: These form the base of our perfectly crunchy and buttery crust. You can either purchase pre-crushed graham cracker crumbs for convenience or crush whole graham crackers yourself using a food processor or by placing them in a Ziploc bag and crushing them with a rolling pin. If crushing your own, ensure they are finely ground for a uniform and cohesive crust.
- Granulated Sugar: A small amount of granulated sugar is used in the graham cracker crust mixture to enhance its sweetness and help it bind effectively. In the filling, most of the sweetness comes from the condensed milk, but a touch of additional sugar can sometimes be used to fine-tune the sweetness if desired (though not explicitly called for in the filling here, condensed milk is sufficient).
- Melted Butter: This is an essential binding agent for the graham cracker crumbs, creating a rich, sturdy, and flavorful crust. It’s important to melt the butter and then allow it to cool slightly before mixing it with the crumbs. Adding hot butter can make the crumbs soggy and lead to a greasy, rather than crisp, crust.
- Kosher Salt: Used in both the crust and the filling, salt is a crucial flavor enhancer. It not only balances the sweetness of the bars but also brightens and intensifies the natural lemon notes. If you are using fine table salt instead of kosher salt, remember to halve the amount called for in the recipe, as table salt is much saltier by volume due to its finer crystals. Please note, I generally use Diamond Crystal kosher salt, which is less salty than Morton kosher salt.
- Large Egg Yolks: These magnificent yolks contribute significantly to the richness and help the lemon filling set beautifully, giving it that smooth, luxurious, and perfectly sliceable custard-like consistency. For optimal mixing and to prevent any potential curdling when combined with other ingredients, always ensure your egg yolks are at room temperature before you begin mixing.
For precise measurements and detailed quantities of each ingredient, please refer to the comprehensive recipe card located further down in this article.
Step-by-Step: How to Make the Easiest Lemon Bars with Graham Cracker Crust
Creating these delightful lemon bars is a wonderfully straightforward process, designed to be enjoyable and achievable for bakers of all skill levels. Follow these simple, clear steps to ensure a truly exceptional dessert experience:

Step 1: Prepare Your Pan & Graham Cracker Crust Base
Begin by preheating your oven to 350°F (175°C). This crucial first step ensures your oven is at the precise, correct temperature when you’re ready to bake, leading to consistent results. Next, prepare an 8×8-inch baking pan by lining it meticulously with parchment paper. To create convenient “slings” for effortless removal of the cooled bars later, allow the parchment paper to overhang generously on two opposite sides of the pan. For added stability and to prevent the parchment paper from shifting while you press in the graham cracker crust, I highly recommend using metal binder clips to secure the paper’s edges to the pan. In a medium to large mixing bowl, combine the finely crushed graham cracker crumbs with the granulated sugar and kosher salt. Use a whisk to thoroughly combine these dry ingredients, ensuring an even distribution. Gradually pour in the slightly cooled melted butter. Stir thoroughly with a sturdy spoon or fork, making sure that every single graham cracker crumb is evenly moistened by the butter. The mixture should resemble wet sand and hold together when pressed.
Step 2: Press & Pre-Bake the Crust
Carefully transfer the moist graham cracker crumb mixture into your prepared 8×8-inch baking pan. Using the bottom of a metal measuring cup, a flat-bottomed glass, or even your clean hand, press the crust down very firmly and evenly across the entire bottom of the pan. Pay special attention to compacting the crumbs into the corners and along the edges to ensure a sturdy, cohesive base for your lemon bars. If you used metal clips to hold the parchment paper in place, remember to remove them before placing the pan in the oven to prevent them from melting or becoming extremely hot. Bake the crust in the preheated oven for precisely 10 minutes. This pre-baking step is essential as it helps to set the crust, making it beautifully crispier and significantly less likely to become soggy once the rich lemon filling is added. Once baked, carefully remove the pan from the oven and allow the crust to cool slightly on a wire rack while you prepare the vibrant lemon filling. Crucially, keep the oven at the same temperature of 350°F (175°C) for the next baking stage.

Step 3: Whisk Together the Silky Lemon Filling
While the graham cracker crust is undergoing its initial cooling, it’s time to prepare the star of the show: the vibrant and silky lemon filling. In a large mixing bowl, combine all the luscious filling ingredients: the two cans of sweetened condensed milk, the four large egg yolks (ensuring they are at room temperature for optimal blending and a smoother consistency), the fragrant fresh lemon zest, the freshly squeezed lemon juice, the subtle warmth of vanilla extract, and a pinch of kosher salt. Using a whisk, gently but thoroughly combine these ingredients. Whisk until the mixture is completely smooth, homogeneous, and no streaks of egg yolk remain. It’s important to avoid over-whisking at this stage, as introducing too much air can cause the filling to puff up excessively during baking and then deflate, potentially leading to a less desirable texture. The mixture should be thick, creamy, and beautifully fragrant, promising a burst of citrus flavor.
Step 4: Bake, Cool & Chill for Perfection
Once your lemon filling is perfectly whisked, carefully pour it over the slightly cooled graham cracker crust in the baking pan. If needed, use a small offset spatula or the back of a spoon to gently spread and even out the top surface of the filling, ensuring an even layer. Place the pan back into the preheated oven and bake for approximately 24-28 minutes. The lemon bars are ready when the edges of the filling appear set and firm, but the very center may still have a slight, almost imperceptible jiggle when gently nudged – this is the hallmark of a perfectly cooked, creamy filling that will continue to set as it cools. Be careful not to over-bake, as this can lead to a rubbery or tough texture. Once baked, remove the pan from the oven and let the lemon bars cool completely at room temperature on a wire rack. This initial cooling phase is absolutely crucial for the filling to begin its setting process. Once they have reached room temperature, transfer the pan to the refrigerator and chill for a minimum of 6-8 hours, or ideally overnight. This extended chilling period is essential for the bars to fully set, firming up to make them incredibly easy to slice cleanly and ensuring that rich, satisfying, firm yet creamy texture you desire. After adequate chilling, use the parchment paper overhangs to gently lift the entire slab of lemon bars out of the pan. Place them on a clean cutting board and slice into neat, uniformly sized squares using a sharp, warm knife. Enjoy!

Expert Tips & Tricks for Flawless Lemon Bars
Achieving perfectly set, beautifully presented lemon bars is simple when you know a few insider tips and tricks. These suggestions will help elevate your baking and ensure your lemon bars are a resounding success every time:
- Smart Pan Lining with Clips for Easy Removal: When lining your baking pan with parchment paper, go beyond simply covering the bottom. Extend the parchment paper generously beyond two opposite sides of the pan to create a convenient “sling.” This overhang will allow you to easily lift the entire slab of cooled and chilled lemon bars cleanly out of the pan for effortless cutting. To keep the parchment paper secure and prevent it from shifting or buckling while you firmly press in the graham cracker crust, I highly recommend using metal binder clips to hold the paper edges in place on the rim of the pan. Just be absolutely certain to remove these clips before placing the pan into the hot oven to bake, as non-metal clips will melt, and metal clips can become extremely hot and may damage your oven or pan.
- Cooling & Chilling are Absolutely Key: Patience is truly a virtue when it comes to baking these lemon bars. After they emerge from the oven, resist the urge to cut into them immediately. Allow them to cool completely at room temperature on a wire rack first. The subsequent, and equally critical, step is transferring them to the refrigerator for an extended chilling period of at least 6-8 hours, or ideally overnight. This prolonged cold period is absolutely crucial for the delicate lemon filling to fully set, firming up to that perfect sliceable consistency. Attempting to slice warm or even semi-chilled bars will undoubtedly result in soft, messy, and unappealing bars that are difficult to handle and present.
- Achieving Immaculate, Clean Slices: For those coveted, perfectly clean-cut squares that look professional, a very sharp, thin-bladed knife is your best friend. The ultimate secret to achieving super clean slices is to warm your knife blade between each and every cut. Simply run the knife under hot water for a few seconds, then quickly and thoroughly dry it with a paper towel. This warm, clean blade will effortlessly glide through the bars without any sticky residue accumulating on the knife and dragging through subsequent slices, ensuring crisp, well-defined edges every single time. For an even more precise and perfectly straight cut, some bakers swear by using unflavored dental floss; simply slide it under the chilled slab and pull upwards.
- Room Temperature Ingredients for Superior Blending: Always ensure that your large egg yolks and any other dairy ingredients (if applicable) are at room temperature before you begin the mixing process. This is a fundamental baking principle. Ingredients at room temperature emulsify and combine more smoothly and evenly with other ingredients, creating a more uniform, velvety, and creamy filling without any undesirable lumps or potential curdling. Planning ahead by taking them out of the fridge an hour or two before you start is a small step that makes a big difference.
- Mindful Baking – Don’t Over-bake: Keep a very close eye on your lemon bars during the final baking stage. The filling should be set around the edges, feeling firm to the touch, but the very center may still have a slight, almost imperceptible jiggle when the pan is gently nudged. This slight movement is actually a good sign, indicating a perfectly cooked, creamy filling that will continue to set as it cools completely. Over-baking can lead to a dry, rubbery, or cracked texture, sacrificing that signature smooth and creamy consistency that makes these bars so delightful.
- Elevate Your Presentation with Simple Garnishes: While these lemon bars are absolutely delicious on their own, a simple dusting of powdered sugar adds a beautiful, elegant finishing touch and a hint of extra sweetness that cuts through the tartness. For an added pop of vibrant color and fresh flavor, consider garnishing your bars with a sprinkle of additional fresh lemon zest or a few bright fresh raspberries or blueberries. For a truly elegant touch, thinly sliced candied lemon peel or a sprig of fresh mint can make for a stunning decoration, transforming a simple dessert into a showstopper.
Recipe FAQs: All Your Lemon Bar Questions Answered
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about making, storing, and enjoying these delightful lemon bars, ensuring your baking experience is as smooth as your lemon filling:
There are a couple of primary reasons why your graham cracker crust might not hold together. The most common cause is adding too much melted butter, which can make the crust too soggy and fragile once cooled, leading it to crumble easily. In my initial tests, a slightly higher butter quantity indeed resulted in a less cohesive crust. Conversely, not enough butter means the crumbs won’t bind sufficiently. Ensure you measure your butter accurately. Another significant factor could be insufficient pressing – it’s crucial to pack the crust down very firmly and evenly across the entire bottom of the pan before baking. This compaction is essential for creating a sturdy, sliceable base.
Yes, absolutely! Because these lemon bars contain dairy (sweetened condensed milk) and egg yolks in their luscious filling, they must be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Refrigeration not only ensures their food safety and freshness but also plays a critical role in allowing the lemon filling to firm up completely, making them significantly easier to slice and ensuring they maintain their optimal creamy yet perfectly set texture. Stored properly, they will keep well in the fridge for up to 7 days, though they are usually so delicious that they rarely last that long!
Achieving picture-perfect, clean slices is totally achievable with a few simple tricks. First and foremost, ensure the lemon bars are completely cold and thoroughly chilled in the fridge – ideally for a minimum of 6-8 hours or even overnight. Trying to slice warm or semi-chilled bars will inevitably result in a messy, squishy outcome. Next, use a very sharp, thin-bladed knife. The ultimate secret to super clean slices is to warm your knife blade between each cut. Run the knife under hot water for a few seconds, then quickly and thoroughly dry it with a paper towel. This warm, clean blade will glide effortlessly through the bars without sticking, giving you beautifully defined edges every time. For an even more precise and perfectly straight cut, some bakers even recommend using unflavored dental floss; simply slide it under the chilled slab and pull upwards.
While it might technically be possible to use bottled lemon juice in a pinch, I strongly advise against it for this particular recipe. Fresh lemons provide a bright, vibrant, and natural flavor profile that bottled juice simply cannot replicate. Bottled lemon juice often contains preservatives, lacks the delicate essential oils found in fresh lemon zest (which is crucial for the aromatic depth of these bars), and can sometimes have a slightly metallic or artificial taste. For the absolute best and most authentic lemon flavor, always opt for freshly squeezed lemon juice and fresh zest.
Yes, these lemon bars freeze quite well, making them an excellent make-ahead dessert! To freeze them, first ensure they are completely chilled and firm in the refrigerator. Then, slice them into individual bars according to your desired serving size. Place the sliced bars on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and freeze for about an hour, or until they are completely solid. Once frozen solid, transfer the bars to an airtight freezer-safe container, separating layers with parchment paper to prevent them from sticking together. They can be safely frozen for up to 1-2 months. When you’re ready to enjoy them, simply thaw the desired number of bars in the refrigerator overnight before serving.
One of the great advantages of using sweetened condensed milk in this recipe is its inherent ability to minimize cracking, which is a common issue with traditional lemon curd bars often due to rapid temperature changes or over-baking. If minor cracks do appear on the surface of your lemon filling, it’s often a sign that the bars might have been slightly over-baked or perhaps cooled a little too quickly. However, there’s no need to worry excessively about it! The taste and creamy texture will still be absolutely fantastic, and any minor cosmetic cracks can be easily and beautifully hidden with a generous dusting of powdered sugar or a decorative garnish like fresh berries or a sprig of mint.

Craving More Lemon? Discover These Delightful Citrus Recipes!
If you’ve fallen head over heels in love with the vibrant, zesty taste of these lemon bars, then you’re truly in for a treat! The wonderful world of lemon desserts is vast, varied, and wonderfully refreshing. We’ve curated a collection of other fantastic lemon-infused recipes that are sure to satisfy your citrus cravings and keep that sunny feeling going. Each one brings its own unique charm and burst of sunshine to your palate, perfect for expanding your repertoire of delightful and refreshing treats.
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From delicate, melt-in-your-mouth cookies to impressive, celebratory cakes, these recipes beautifully highlight the incredible versatility and irresistible charm of lemon in baking. Dive in and discover your next favorite citrus creation, bringing bright and refreshing flavors to your table!
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Lemon Bars with Graham Cracker Crust
Ella Gilbert
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Equipment
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1 8×8 baking pan
Ingredients
Graham Cracker Crust
- 1 ½ cups graham cracker crumbs 10 crackers
- 3 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 5 ½ tablespoons butter melted
- ¼ teaspoon kosher salt
Lemon Filling
- 2 14-oz cans sweetened condensed milk
- 4 large egg yolks room temperature
- 1 tablespoon lemon zest
- ½ cup fresh lemon juice
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
- ¼ teaspoon kosher salt
Instructions
Make Crust
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Preheat the oven to 350℉/175℃. Line an 8×8 baking pan, making sure you have an overhanging sling, this will make it easier to get the bars out after. I recommend using metal clips to clip the parchment paper into place.
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In a bowl, whisk the graham cracker crumbs with the salt and sugar. Add the melted butter and stir to make sure all the crumbs are moist1 ½ cups graham cracker crumbs, 3 tablespoons granulated sugar, ¼ teaspoon kosher salt, 5 ½ tablespoons butter
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Pour into the prepared baking pan and use the bottom of a measuring cup to pack down the crust evenly. Take the clips off if you’re using them.
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Bake for 10 minutes, then remove from the oven to cool slightly. Keep the temperature at 350℉.
Make Lemon Filling
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In a large bowl, whisk all of the lemon filling ingredients together until well combined and smooth.2 14-oz cans sweetened condensed milk, 4 large egg yolks, 1 tablespoon lemon zest, ½ cup fresh lemon juice, ½ teaspoon vanilla extract, ¼ teaspoon kosher salt
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Pour into the cooled crust. Place in the oven for 24-28 minutes, or until the edges have set and the middle doesn’t jiggle.
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Let cool completely at room temperature, then place in the fridge for 6-8 hours. Remove from the pan and slice into squares.
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Notes
For best results, I always ensure that all of my ingredients, especially the egg yolks, are at room temperature before I start the recipe. This ensures smoother blending and a more consistent filling. Plan to pull out all the necessary ingredients about an hour or two before you start baking.
Salt: If you don’t have kosher salt available, you can substitute it with fine table salt. However, it’s crucial to halve the amount of salt called for in the recipe, as table salt is much saltier by volume. As a general rule, 1 teaspoon of kosher salt is roughly equivalent to ½ teaspoon of fine salt. Please note, I’m using Diamon Crystal kosher salt in my recipes, which is less salty than Morton kosher salt; adjust accordingly if using a different brand!
Sweetened Condensed Milk: This ingredient is integral to the recipe’s success and cannot be substituted. You absolutely cannot swap this out for evaporated milk, as evaporated milk is unsweetened and has a different consistency, which would drastically alter the texture and sweetness of the lemon bars.
Storage: To maintain their freshness and perfect texture, store any leftover lemon bars in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 7 days. This also helps them stay firm and easy to slice.
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