No Cook, Egg free Marzipan Candies | Instant Marzipan Recipe is one of the most loved candies/ sweets on the Christmas platter! It’s nutty, sweet and absolutely melt in the mouth good! 🙂 I am sure no one can stop at one candy!! I know I can’t, lol!
No Cook, Egg free Marzipan Candies | Instant Marzipan Recipe looks so pretty, I am sure there is no candy more prettier! I mean, you can shape them anyway you like but using fancy silicon moulds really makes them so dainty 🙂 I have been dreaming about making them at home for a couple of years now! I never knew they are so easy to make. It’s truly a non recipe if you read the process below.
No Cook, Egg free Marzipan Candies | Instant Marzipan Recipe was first shared by my friend, Gloria on her blog and I immediately fell in love with the recipe. I had bookmarked it then but somehow couldn’t get around to making these in time to blog them. I’ve always had the store bought but they not a patch on these homemade ones! The homemade marzipans are so delicious, they melt in the mouth and the aroma is amazing!
No Cook, Egg free Marzipan Candies | Instant Marzipan Recipe is made with just 4 ingredients! Yes, just 4 easy pantry ingredients. A bit of water and some food colors. The colors are totally optional 🙂 But the colors do make them so much more festive and celebratory!
Let’s make some No Cook, Egg free Marzipan Candies | Instant Marzipan now!!
Take raw, unroasted and unsalted cashews, wipe them with a dry kitchen towel to remove any dirt. Make sure they have no moisture. Weigh the cashews and set them aside.
Get all the ingredients and other things ready because once we start to grind the nuts and bring the dough together, the dough could dry out if kept to rest for too long.
Now, grind the cashews into a fine powder in batches. We don’t want to over grind them as they’ll turn into butter.
Sift the powdered cashews, collect the leftover bits of cashews and grind them again into a fine powder. Sift that too.
Take the sifted cashew powder in a large bowl. Sift in the icing sugar in the bowl. Mix them together. Add almond extract.
Take the water in a pan and add the granulated sugar, boil for 2-3 minutes to dissolve the sugar.
Use a teaspoon of the sugar water at a time to make a soft and smooth dough (I used about 4-5 tsp. of the water).
Do not apply too much pressure while you knead the dough, the cashew powder will release too much oil and that will make the dough too sticky.
Next, divide the dough the equal sized balls. I used the weighing scale to make 4 parts of the dough.
Add colors of your choice, use silicon moulds to shape them (if you are using silicon moulds, dust them with a bit of icing sugar before proceeding with shaping the marzipans).
Once you’ve shaped all the marzipan candies, let them air dry for 8-10 hours. Then store them in airtight containers. They stay fresh for about a week or probably more.
P.S.- Ours got over in 3-4 days!!
CourseChristmas, Dessert
CuisineItalian
Prep Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour
Servings 62 pieces
Author Shreya Ashish Tiwari
Ingredients
- 150gramscashewsunsalted & unroasted
- 150grams icing sugar
- 4-5dropsalmond extract
- 1/4cupwater
- 2tbspgranulated sugar
- colors of your choice
- icing sugar as needed to dust the moulds
Instructions
Take raw, unroasted and unsalted cashews, wipe them with a dry kitchen towel to remove any dirt. Make sure they have no moisture. Weigh the cashews and set them aside.
Get all the ingredients and other things ready because once we start to grind the nuts and bring the dough together, the dough could dry out if kept to rest for too long.
Now, grind the cashews into a fine powder in batches. We don't want to over grind them as they'll turn into butter.
Sift the powdered cashews, collect the leftover bits of cashews and grind them again into a fine powder. Sift that too.
Take the sifted cashew powder in a large bowl. Sift in the icing sugar in the bowl. Mix them together. Add almond extract.
Take the water in a pan and add the granulated sugar, boil for 2-3 minutes to dissolve the sugar.
Use a teaspoon of the sugar water at a time to make a soft and smooth dough (I used about 4-5 tsp. of the water).
Do not apply too much pressure while you knead the dough, the cashew powder will release too much oil and that will make the dough too sticky.
Next, divide the dough the equal sized balls. I used the weighing scale to make 4 parts of the dough.
Add colors of your choice, use silicon moulds to shape them (if you are using silicon moulds, dust them with a bit of icing sugar before proceeding with shaping the marzipans).
Once you've shaped all the marzipan candies, let them air dry for 8-10 hours. Then store them in airtight containers. They stay fresh for about a week or probably more.
Recipe Notes
You can use almond meal/ powder in place of cashews and make the same recipe which is the authentic marzipan.
Sifting the cashew powder and the icing sugar is very important to achieve smooth texture for the candies.
If you don't have moulds, make small balls of the dough and decorate with some sprinkles, etc.
Love,
Shreya 🙂
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Adapted from pepper chili and vanilla.
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15 comments on “No Cook, Egg free Marzipan Candies | Instant Marzipan Recipe”
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Your recopies r always too goodReply
Thanks dear!😊
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I tried these with the same recipe just replaced icing sugar with castor and mine turned out to be quite greasy. Also, the dough didn’t get proper shape in the silicone mould since it was coming out. What probably could have gone wrong?
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My recipe does not call for castor sugar or any replacements
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Amazing
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Thank you !! 😊
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Can I use this recipe of marzipan to dress my Christmas cake ?
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You can try. I have never covered a cake with this though.
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Hey,thanks for this easy recipe. Just wanted to know where can I buy the silicon moulds that you have?
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Hi Megan, you can find these on Amazon.
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