GIVEAWAY & Fruity Meringue Kisses Recipe
GOLDEN TICKET COMPETITION entries are now closed, Congratulations to the winners
Sydney: Annie Chen LA: Huiyeon Kim
SORRY THE MEET AND GREET EVENT on Saturday June 27th HAS REACHED CAPACITY AND SO YOUTUBE HAS HAD TO CLOSE REGISTRATIONS.
I will be back in LA for vidcon and will be doing a couple of first to get there giveaways (50 people/day) at one of the stalls while I’m there. I’ll put all the details on a youtube vid closer to the date. If you are going to vidcon make sure you follow me on instagram @howtocookthat so you can get instant notification when the giveaway is live
See you there, Ann Reardon
Basic Meringue Kisses Recipe: (makes approximately 1 ½ trays of meringues).
2 egg whites
65g (2.29 ounces) or 1/4 cup plus 1Tbsp caster (super fine) sugar
1 tablespoon icing or powdered sugar
Place your egg whites into the bowl of an electric mixer and mix on high speed until they are fluffy, then add in a little sugar at a time. Next add in the super fine (icing) sugar. Continue to whisk on high speed until they have stiff peaks. Pipe onto non-stick baking paper and bake them in a low oven around 100C (212 degrees Fahrenheit) for 2 hours.
Lime Meringue Recipe
1 lime
green gel food colouring (optional)
Juice the lime and microwave the juice to reduce it to 1 tablespoon in volume. Add to the basic meringue recipe.
Raspberry Meringue Recipe
1 cup or 140g (4.94 ounces) of frozen raspberries
2 Tablespoons or 30 millilitres (1.01 fluid ounces) of water
red gel food colouring (optional)
Put the raspberries and water into a saucepan, heat and stir. Once the fruit is broken down push through a sieve.
Microwave the juice to reduce it to 1 ½ Tablespoons. Add to the basic meringue mixture.
Chocolate Meringues
1 Tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
40g (1.41 ounces) dark chocolate
Sieve the cocoa powder and finely chop the chocolate. Gently fold into the basic meringue recipe.
Passion Fruit Meringues
1 small 170g (6 ounces) tin or 2/3 cup of passionfruit in syrup
yellow gel food colouring (optional)
Drain a tin of passionfruit and add 1 ½ Tablespoons of the syrup to the basic meringue recipe. Add yellow colouring if desired.
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Hi Ann! I want to try and make a mango and a pineapple, how would I be able to do that?
Hi Talia, these recipes each contain 1 or 1 and a half tablespoons of your chosen flavour. If you want to use a strong flavour like lemon or lime, you can use it as is. If it is milder then you ned to start with a larger quantity of fruit or juice and reduce it down to intensify the flavour. You could do this with pineapple ad or mango juice. Don’t add more than a tablespoon and a half to your meringue or the recipe wont work.
Can you use any other fruit for the raspberry recipe
Yes, You could try any berry or fruit. Use a similar quantity of fresh or frozen fruit as a starting point. Only add a tablespoon and a half of your reduced liquid to the meringue mix.
yes
I really enjoy your videos and I want something that is like I have a piece of How To Cook That At at home. You are very talented so you are like my inspirer. Thank you:-)
Can I use fresh strawberry ?
Hi Isabella, yes you can, just follow the directions for raspberries.
I made the lime ones and coffee flavored ones by using the same method for the lime and they were AMAZING!!! I made them for my mom’s book club and everyone loved them! Thank you so much!
I actually added some espresso powder as well
yummm I’ll have to try coffee next
Hey Ann ! I’d like to know if the constest is international, I mean, if we are in an other country, can we participate ?
And these seem sooo good, I want to try them !
Thank you xoxo
Hi A.H. if you can get yourself to LA or Sydney at your won expense then you could enter, there is al ink to full terms and conditions above. You have to be able to pick up the prize in person, it will not be delivered.
I love you Ann
you’re so lovely Dani
Can I use regular white sugar instead of caster sugar?
I had that question on the Pavlova Recipe. Caster Sugar is just white sugar ground a bit more finely. I put mine through a nutribullet for a few minutes and it worked fine.
Hi Hajo, you can but it might not be as smooth, caster sugar is finer – it may be called superfine sugar where you live.
I only have white sugar, but I made these. I put the white sugar in a food processor for a few seconds to make it finer. It worked, and the meringue mixture turned out looking amazing.
Can you do a Taeyang cake or cupcakes he is like my favorite Korean singer so if you do this just give me a shout out thank you
Hi Tani, Thanks for the suggestion.
Hello Ann ! Wonderful recipe which I’ll try in a bit. Can I use liquid food colour instead of gel or it will change the consistency of the marique ? Thankf for all the sharing x
Yes you can but don’t put too much
Hi Joanne, if you use a small amount it should be fine, if you want strong colours use the gel 😀
Hi if I want to make a coffee flavoured one, any suggestions? Thank you 🙂
Make coffee and reduce it to one tablespoon, then add to regular mixture.
Hi Eileen, either 1 tablespoon of strong expresso or 1-2 tsp instant coffee dissolved in 1 tablespoon of hot water.
Hi Ann,
I just made these meringues in chocolate, mango and strawberry! They look amazing, thanks for the recipe.
Mia x
Hi Mia,
How much mango did you use?
Yumm, they sound great
If i were to make these, could i replace the lime for a lemon?
I assume you can I’m going to try right now but you probably can as sometimes I replace lemon for lime in lots of recipes
Hi I tried making lemon ones and they tasted amazing!
Yum! I can imagine they would taste great!
when I tried to make these it didn’t work because when I added the powder sugar It went flat it look like cookie icing help what did I do wrong
It was either over whipped or under whipped, if it was fluffy still but holding peeks it was under, otherwise it was over
Hi Micahela, had you already added the normal sugar and it was fine? If so I suspect your powdered sugar must have another ingredient in it like an emulsifier – check the packet ingredients. If it has nothing else in it then just whip for longer until it becomes stiff.
Hi Shelby yes you can 😀
I used frozen strawberries instead of raspberries and they were delicious.
Hi Ann,
Please could you please do some thing Austin and ally themed and do another giveaway which could be international
I hope you have lots of fun and meet alot of nice people. Someone is going to be very excited with winning the mixer and having dessert with you. Great video thank you. Love the golden ticket. Lol
I love your videos I think they are so creative and inspirational to watch every time. You have inspired me to start baking and to try new things. In your video you said to take a friend but I would take my mum because she’s helped me and believed in me whenever I’ve tried something new and fun and she is my number one supporter. I would love this opportunity but I understand that there are others, at least I have a chance. Thank you
Hi Ann I do t live is la or Sydney so can I enter and can I add just chopped pralines to it
Love
You don’t have to live in Sydney or LA you just need to be able to get to Sydney or LA
Oh and you probably can try use chopped pralines to it she did say to be creative:)
Hi Umaimah If you can get yourself to LA (around the 27th June) or Syndey at your own expense then yes you can still enter. The prize must be picked up in person and can not be posted.
How do the quantities change if I have fresh raspberries ?
They would be the same
Hi Adrian, the weights should be the same 😀