Easy Lemon Curd Dip
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This is a simple recipe for lemon curd dip. With 3-ingredients and a 2-minute prep, it is one of the easiest desserts to make!
It’s perfect for all kinds of gatherings from picnics, potlucks and pool parties, to Easter brunch or summer barbeques. If you are looking for last minute quick desserts or sweet treats, this can also be an option.
Plus, you do not need any special tools. Not even an electric mixer!
Note: This fruit dip recipe contains eggs, processed sugar and dairy.
How to make lemon curd dip
Tools:
Bowl & spoon – To mix all the ingredients. If you are stuck for time, you can use the same bowl you will serve this in. If not, I suggest you transfer it into another bowl. Instead of a spoon, feel free to use a spatula or fork.
Ingredients:
- Lemon curd
- Sour cream
- Powdered sugar
The process:
All you have to do is combine the 3 ingredients in a bowl until smooth and you are done! Make sure to check the full recipe card at the bottom of this post.
I have a homemade lemon curd recipe on my blog and I used it to make this easy dip for fruit. If you don’t want to make it, feel free to buy it instead.
Any leftover lemon curd can be used to make lemon cookies or individual chocolate caramel cups.
Dippers
- Fruits of your choice – strawberries, kiwi, grapes, …
- Pretzels
- Graham crackers
Serving idea
In a bowl or use a muffin pan to serve a selection of dips in it.
Expert tips
- Keep the dip in the fridge when you are not planning on serving it right away.
- Powdered sugar = Confectioners’ sugar (US) = Icing sugar (UK).
- This fruit dip will keep well stored in an airtight container in the fridge for 3- 5 days.
- This dip is also good on pancakes or French toast!
More dessert dip recipes you might like:
Lemon Curd Dip
Ingredients
- ½ cup lemon curd
- ½ cup sour cream
- 1-2 tablespoons powdered sugar (see note 1)
Instructions
- In a bowl, combine all three ingredients until smooth.
- Serve with fruits of your choice, pretzels or crackers.
Notes
- Powdered sugar = Confectioners’ sugar = Icing sugar.
- Cover and keep refrigerated before serving. Keeps well in the fridge for up to 5 days when stored properly.
I was thinking of doing this for a cake filling….your thoughts please?
Hi Sandee. I would not recommend doing so. You will need something thicker. To do so, you would have to experiment with the ingredients. Perhaps using mascarpone as a substitution for the sour cream could work. However, I have not tested it so if you do try, please let us know how it went. Hope this helps!
This is such a great idea! Perfect for spring and summer!
Thank you, Mira!
This looks absolutely delicious! What a fun treat for a shower or another party. I love how you served this in the muffin pan too. So cute! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Luci! :)
I absolutely love fruit dips! This dip looks so good and so easy to make. I love how you have it arranged in the muffin pan too!
Thanks, Patty! Fruit dips are delish, aren’t they? I love serving them in a muffin pan.
I’ve never had a lemon curd fruit dip before, but this looks so good! I love lemon curd, so I love the idea of being able to serve it like this. And using a muffin tin as a serving tray is too cute!
:) Thank you, Tracy! Hope you’ll give it a go!
The dip looks too good,easy to make. The way of presentation liked it 👌👌
Thanks a lot! :)
This is such a great idea and sounds delicious. I love that you’ve used a muffin tray for smaller portions, great idea!
Thanks so much! :)