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Squeeze 2 teaspoons of the lemon juice and mix well with the powdered sugar, then fill the wells with the frosting. Take rounded tablespoons of the dough and make balls, then use your thumb to make a little well on top of them.
The second time I added nothing and just processed it more, so proceed with caution. I made this once and added WAY too much more and was unable to shape it. Add tiny amounts of water if it is too dry but be very careful. Put all except the powdered sugar and lemon in a food processor and process until a dough forms. butter, or vegan buttery spread if you’d like it vegan (unsalted!) vanilla extract (okay so I used a full teaspoon because I love vanilla)
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