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How they make Merengue in Norway



How they make Merengue in Norway.

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Here is how they make merengue in Norway.

This is a nice, sweet treat to make for Valentines Day or how about for your "sweet-tart's" birthday?

Meringue is a mixture of egg whites and sugar beaten to a stiff foam. There are two basic types of merengue – a soft type that is used on topping for cream pies – the other is a hard meringue which is baked overnight or for 6 hours in an oven where the heat is turned off.

First you separate the eggs, so that no yolk get mixed in with the whites. A trace of yolk will prevent the whites from forming a stable foam which is necessary to make a hard meringue. Use glass, copper or stainless steel mixing bowl - NO PLASTIC.

Plastic bowls may retain a fat residue, which will prevent the egg whites from forming stable foam. There are two important things to remember when whipping the egg whites, add sugar gradually and beat long enough.

When you think you are done – beat egg whites for another few minutes. Use electric hand mixer or your Kitchen Aid.

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Preheat oven to 350° F. (175° C.)

Ingredients:
3 egg whites
1 teaspoon vanilla
¼ teaspoon cream of tartar
1 cup sugar
A pinch salt (1/8 teaspoon or less) Cover cookie sheet with baking paper, aluminum foil.

Add vanilla, cream of tartar and salt to egg whites. Beat mixture to form soft peaks. Make sure sugar is dissolved.

When you think you are done whipping - whip for another 2-3 minutes. A rounded copper bowl is ideal for making meringue.

Spoon mixture onto baking sheet forming small round cookies with peaks. For variations, fold in small chocolate chips, chocolate shavings, ground hazelnuts, or cookie/dessert sprinkles to mixture before placing them on baking sheet.

Place pikekyss in oven. Turn heat OFF. Leave overnight or for 6 hours. Do not open oven door once you have placed meringue into oven. It usually leave them in the oven overnight, in case I need the oven for other baking.
heart-shaped-gift-box Transfer pikekyss into pretty pastel baking cups and place them in a heart shaped box.

red-hearts You will receive oohs and aaaahs, when you serve these delicacies at your next party.

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