Peppermint White-colored Chocolate Meringues
A Bitten Word recipe, adapted from Everyday Food (May/June 2003)
Once we pointed out, for the Admiral Peary Party. we hand crafted a few food products to combine along with the snacks we selected up at the shop.
One factor we understood in the get-go was that people desired to have meringue cookies. They're very easy, so we understood they'd go great with this all-white-colored spread of Polar-inspired treats.
We found a great meringue recipe from a classic issue every day Food (R.I.P.!), which we adapted a little, swapping in white-colored choc chips to help keep with this fte en blanc theme, and adding just a little peppermint to own cookies a minty twist.
We really bending the recipe below, that was super easy, although we'd to bake them in 2 separate batches because we didn't have sufficient oven space. We wound up making about about 60 cookies, which our visitors gobbled up.
These meringues are extremely simple to make and extremely tasty: chocolaty and minty and lightweight as air, with this perfect crunchy-soft texture you receive from the classic meringue. These were a success!
Peppermint White-colored Chocolate Meringues
adapted slightly from Everyday Food
Sign up for Martha Stewart Living (because you can't sign up for Everyday Food )
Prep: half an hour Total time: one hour half an hour
Yield: Makes 30
4 egg-whites, warmed within the covering (submerge whole eggs in tepid to warm water)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
1/4 teaspoon vanilla flavoring
1/4 teaspoon peppermint extract
1 cup sugar
12 ounces white-colored chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 225 levels. Inside a medium bowl, beat egg-whites, salt, cream of tartar, vanilla and peppermint until soft peaks form. Progressively add sugar (1 tablespoon every five seconds), and then beat until meringue is stiff and glossy, about 1 1/2 minutes more. Lightly fold within the choc chips.
Drop meringue by scant 1/4 cups onto parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake until dry and merely golden brown, about 1-to-1 1/2 hrs. Let awesome on baking sheets.
Comments
Peppermint White-colored Chocolate Meringues
A Bitten Word recipe, adapted from Everyday Food (May/June 2003)
Once we pointed out, for the Admiral Peary Party. we hand crafted a few food products to combine along with the snacks we selected up at the shop.
One factor we understood in the get-go was that people desired to have meringue cookies. They're very easy, so we understood they'd go great with this all-white-colored spread of Polar-inspired treats.
We found a great meringue recipe from a classic issue every day Food (R.I.P.!), which we adapted a little, swapping in white-colored choc chips to help keep with this fte en blanc theme, and adding just a little peppermint to own cookies a minty twist.
We really bending the recipe below, that was super easy, although we'd to bake them in 2 separate batches because we didn't have sufficient oven space. We wound up making about about 60 cookies, which our visitors gobbled up.
These meringues are extremely simple to make and extremely tasty: chocolaty and minty and lightweight as air, with this perfect crunchy-soft texture you receive from the classic meringue. These were a success!
Please enable javascript if you'd like to discuss this web site.
