The three main types or meringue are: ordinary meringue (the simplest, sometimes called meringue Suisse, which is just egg whites and sugar whisked until stiff); Italian meringue, which is made ...

These meringue pops are sure to make you smile. Simple meringues with swirls of colour, sandwiched with chocolate – a sweet treat that you can wrap as a gift, or use as a spectacular cake topper.

There’s something deeply comforting about a classic dessert, and few can rival the old-fashioned chocolate pie topped ...

Top with the lemon curd and put it in the fridge. To make the meringue, whisk the egg whites in a spotlessly clean, dry bowl with an electric hand mixer or a stand mixer fitted with the whisk ...

A perfectly balanced lemon meringue pie is a classic dessert that never goes out of style. The crisp, buttery crust, t ...

Fill the pastry case with the lemon curd mixture. To make the meringue - whisk the egg whites in a perfectly clean dry bowl, until they begin to get fluffy, then add 2 ozs (50g) caster sugar and ...

The filling shouldn’t be baked more than a couple of hours before serving, or it will make the shells soggy. Add and torch the meringue at the last moment.

Cook the mixture for another minute, then pour it into the flan case. FOR THE TOPPING: Whisk the egg whites until they stiffen. This should take 5-7 minutes. Add the remaining Stevia, keep whisking, ...

Bake at 170℃ for about 20 minutes or until the higher points of the meringue have a lovely tan blush. Remove and cool to room temperature, then refrigerate until super cold. That’s when to eat it.

As a delightful twist on a classic dessert, our salted caramel meringue cake is easy to create, but a real showstopper at dinner parties (or to enjoy alone for some blissful self-indulgence!).