There isn't really any way to fix runny meringue after it's been prepared, but for thick meringue from the start, follow these instructions.
1) Beat three egg whites (room temperature) until foamy.
2) GRADUALLY add 6 tablespoons of sugar, beating until mixture is glossy and stiff.
3) Add 1 pinch salt and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract*.
4) Slowly pour in the 'cold cornstarch' mixture**, beating vigorously for several minutes.
This creates a fluffy, thick meringue that's perfect for any pie.
* - Orange zest/juice or lemon zest/juice can also be added instead of vanilla as a flavor enhancer.
** - I was taught to always add this 'cold cornstarch' mixture, because it works as a sort of "stabilizing agent". It's very simple to create. Just mix 1 tablespoon of cornstarch with 2 tablespoons cold water. Add one half cup boiling water, and then simmer until thick and clear. Let cool completely before adding to meringue.
Easy the more you beat the mixture the more air you'll add to Wichita will make it thicker also try using a whisk instead of a spoon( a fork works to if you don't have a whisk available to you)
The correct spelling of the fluffy mixture is "meringue."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eton_mess Eton mess is a dessert of English origin consisting of a mixture of strawberries, pieces of meringue and cream.
Meringue is baked sugar and egg whites. Sometimes Cream of Tartar or Cornstarch is added as a binding agent.
The likely word is meringue (beaten egg white and sugar mixture).
It is actually spelled roux. It is a cooked mixture made of butter and fat to thicken soups.
A mixture of equal parts water and cornstarch used in cooking to thicken sauces.
My daughter did so successfully. I hope so because mine is in the freezer, complete with the egg white meringue for tonight's party!
No, you cannot dye meringues!Because dye is a liquid, when you stir it into the meringue mixture, it will turn the mixture sloppy meaning you can't pipe it. ?It still won't work even if you want it to be flat as it is the wrong texture.Trust me! I tried!
AnswerPitted cherries and cherry juice, sugar to taste, and a flour and powdered sugar mixture, (cornstarch is to bitter) to thicken. Heat cherries and sugar to boil, add flour dissolved in water to thicken. Simmer till thick, consistency of pudding. The mixture will set after it cools.
Because when the base of the gelatin does not thicken first before adding the solid ingredients, the solid ingredients you are going to add will settle at the bottom of your gelatin mixture.
The only thing that gets caramelized in a lemon meringue pie would be the meringue. When the meringue is lightly browned, the browning is the sugar in the meringue caramelizing.
Meringue. Meringue.