MagickMuffin
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Fri Nov-28-08 05:19 PM
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What causes meringue developing dew drops on the top?.?.? |
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Does anyone know how to eliminate this?.?.?
Here's how I make it.
Whip egg whites with cream of tartar until foamy. Then I add the sugar slowly until peaks form.
Sometimes the dew drops don't appear until the next day. Yesterday my Lemon meringue developed them rather quickly, like after it become cool enough to handle.
TIA:hi:
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hippywife
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Fri Nov-28-08 05:38 PM
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1. According to the new cookbook |
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Edited on Fri Nov-28-08 05:39 PM by hippywife
I've been looking at says it's overcooking. I don't really care for meringue so I never make it.
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Fri Nov-28-08 06:03 PM
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2. Dunno, but they were my special thing, |
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when my Aunt Marie made lemon meringue pies!!!!
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Tesha
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Fri Nov-28-08 07:29 PM
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At least that's my guess.
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Fri Nov-28-08 09:04 PM
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4. Sometimes the dew drops don't appear until the next day. Yesterday my Lemon meringue developed them |
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I think that's it. Cooling. A foodnetwork show talked about this.
Gently~~~dab the dewdrops off with a somewhat damp paper towel. Hope that helps.
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Hekate
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Sat Nov-29-08 02:12 AM
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5. I always thought they were a tasty part of the cooling process. nt |
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