19/04/2026
Brown Butter Corn Cakes
A financier-style cake made with sunny yellow cornmeal and brown butter. Crispy on the outside, gooey and chewy within, with a nutty warmth and the perfect hit of salt.
I’d best describe them as somewhere between a blondie, a cookie and a financier. So utterly addictive, we sell them in a jar of 3.
Here’s a little backstory on these nuggets of goodness.
All our travels revolve around food, the best way to immerse ourselves in the culture and flavours of the places we visit.
This trip to NYC was no different. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve visited the city, and every single time there’s something new to discover. A neighbourhood I haven’t walked, a restaurant I haven’t tried, a bakery I didn’t know existed.
Radio Bakery in Brooklyn was on every single list. Both outlets, long lines at each. Absolutely worth it.
I asked for something gluten-free, and what landed in front of me was something I had no idea existed. Brown butter corn cakes. Coarse yellow cornmeal, plenty of brown butter, crispy outside and gooey chewy within. Sweet, salty, nutty and tender all at once. I was completely blown away. I went back and bought six more.
I came home determined to recreate them. It took a while to get right, and when I did, they went straight onto the spring/summer menu. They disappear so quickly at home. I make them almost every week, sometimes twice.
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