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Frozen Soufflés

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By Francisco Migoya

Published 2008

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A frozen soufflé can be made with a combination of foams, such as heavy cream and egg whites, or egg yolks and egg whites (but never the three together), and a flavor base, usually a fruit purée or chocolate. A soufflé is distinguished by containing a large proportion of foamed egg whites (French, Swiss, or Italian meringue) in relation to its other components, which will give it a very light texture, even when frozen.

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