What Can I Do If My Lemon Bars Did Not Set Properly?
It’s a moment every baker dreads. You’ve followed the recipe to the letter. The shortbread crust is golden and smells of toasted butter. The lemon filling is a vibrant, sunny yellow. You’ve let it cool, maybe even chilled it for hours, anticipating that perfect slice with a clean, sharp edge. And then you make the cut. Instead of a firm, silky custard, a disappointing river of runny lemon filling oozes out, turning your perfect crust into a soggy mess.