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2 round
Easy
Published 2009
Meringue’s fragile, brittle, and instant melt-in-the-mouth texture makes up for its lack of flavor. Meringue is never served alone but is juxtaposed with cakes, frostings, ice cream, or other mixtures to provide a bit of crunch. French meringue is made by beating sugar with egg whites until the mixture is very stiff. On a humid day, confectioners’ sugar is folded into the mixture to keep it crunchy once baked. Here we make meringue disks for a cake.
Circles of crisp meringue make wo