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Dave Smith wrote:
> > Mark Thorson wrote: > > Dave Smith wrote: > >> To make a meringue topping for a pie you need at least 3 egg whites and > >> abut 1/2 cup of sugar and a little cream of tartar. Add the cream of > >> tartar and beat the whites on high speed and add the sugar a little at a > >> time as it thickens to stiff peaks. Spread the beaten mixture on top of > >> the cooled filling and bake for about 5-10 minutes at 350-375 F. It > >> should be slightly golden on top. > > > > After it cools, will this recipe weep drops of > > something like sugar syrup? > > It does tend to weep a little after a day or too.... if it lives that long. This would be a good question for America's Test Kitchen. Can a meringue be stopped from weeping? |
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