I had a couple of requests to show the fruits of my new oven; unfortunately I've not been taking that many pictures of the things that I've made due to disorganisation, but here are some meringues that I made last week.

With the yolks, I made lemon curd, which I'd been enjoying recently from Marks and Spencer, but never previously attempted. Again, like meringues, easy peasy. You basically whisk yolks with sugar, heat it gently, melt in some butter, add lemon juice, and bring to a boil. Here's a link to Delia's recipe.
Meringues, fresh raspberries, greek yoghurt, and lemon curd - a winning combination.
Lemon curd and meringues are two things I've never tried to make but if they're that easy then perhaps I should.
ReplyDeleteYour purple plate sets off those treats so nicely!
Et voila I have been reminded on how to use egg yolks. I've yet to attempt any of the macarons from a new cookbook for thinking how to use up the egg yolks. Your ,meringues look delicious.
ReplyDeleteOoo Lemon Curd. I need some of that!
ReplyDeleteLook lovely, not a meringue fan though myself.
I've never made lemon curd, have a lovely jar of that brought from English Heritage in the fridge. Had some lemon curd on gluten free. home made oven scones at the weekend, delish if I say so myself.
ReplyDeleteA good way to use up lemon curd is to make a very simple ice cream, equal amounts by volume of lemon curd and whipping cream or double cream, whisked together, put in an ice cream machine for a few minutes if you have one, and then into a freezer container.
Mmmm they look lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking meringues.
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