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Reviewed: Feb. 10, 2007
I had made creme brulee for my husband and was left with 4 egg whites - what a perfect answer this was since I am from the "waste not" generation. Room temp egg whites made them whip up faster and the confectioners sugar must be the answer since these are the best meringues ever. Thanks for this one!!
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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2007
I have alwasy used cream of tartar w/ my meringues & I have always used granulated sugar. Not anymore! Well, I may add a bit of cream of tartar but I'll never go back to granulated sugar. The powdered sugar wasn't nearly as sweet or grainy. I used parchment paper instaed of buttering & flouring & I piped these into heart shapes, sprinkling them w/ some red sugar before baking. I'm fairly pleased w/ the result except that the sizes weren't consistent since I free-handed them. Smarty-pants hubby suggested that next time, I draw heart shapes onto the parchment paper & then pipe along the pencil marks. (I hate it when he is smarter than me but I will use his suggestion LOL) Thanks for the recipe RANDYVH!
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Reviewed: Feb. 5, 2007
really good. they are a little too sweet though. next time, i'll reduce the amount of sugar. but otherwise, awesome. =)
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Reviewed: Jan. 6, 2007
These were great I had 5 egg whites to use up and I added 1 tsp of vanilla and 1 tsp of cinnamon so I upped the sugar by a cup. I also followed a previous reviewers suggestion because I have a convection oven and propping the door turns off the fan. Closed door baked at 185 for 2 hours but I had to leave the house so I left them in the oven at 170 for 3 more hours and they still turned out perfect! THANKS
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Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2007
oh my god, these are insanely good. I took them out a little early and the outside was crisp and the inside was like a yummy marshmellow. the batch i left in for the whole time were so amazing too. thanks for this awesome recipe!
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Reviewed: Dec. 25, 2006
This is a real good recipe and simple. I make these for Christmas for a friend that loves meringue cookies. We call them AIR. The only thing I added is 1 tsp. vanilla and 1/2 tsp of cream of tarter to help the whites keep their stiffness. Makes alot. Thanks a bunch!
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Reviewed: Dec. 13, 2006
Ohmigosh....I just made these and while I worried that I didn't beat them enough or too much, they turned out AWESOME! Andes sells their mints in a "chip" form and I bought both the (original) creme de menthe and what appears to be new - peppermint. I tinted them greean and red accordingly and not only are they delicious they are gorgeous! I found these mints at a WalMart SuperCenter...only place I have ever seen them!! YUMMMM!!!!! Can't wait to add them to cookie trays!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 14, 2006
Turned out perfectly. I used a gallon plastic bag to pipe out the meringues. The meringues looked darling and totally professional! Next time I will try adding chocolate chips.
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Reviewed: Sep. 6, 2006
These are just like the gourmet meringues you buy at the specialty grocery stores. They are soo yummy! I used 1 tsp vanilla extract and increased sugar by 1/4 cup to make up for the added liquid. I also set my oven to 185, instead of putting a spoon in the door. It worked great. Next time I will definitely add a different flavor or chocolate chips! Also, I used parchment paper on the pan instead of butter and flour. This is a much better way to go because they fall right off the paper and you have no residue on the bottom of the cookie.
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Reviewed: Jul. 21, 2006
They are ok. Make sure to beat the mixture for a long long time in order for the cookies to hold some shape- otherwise you would get flat disks. 2nd time: Don't "piecemeal" pipe the meringues. I wanted to have a nice top so piped a swirl on top of "blobs". The disconnect between the blob and swirls ended up crystallizing - which could be cool if you want a "volcanic meringue" type of look. :)
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Reviewed: Jul. 12, 2006
I have made this recipe several times. I add 1/2 t. flavored extract to the mixture. I make the cookie larger with an indention in the middle. After they have cooled I use a coordinated flavor of chilled pie filling (spooned into the indention) and serve as a dessert. In other words if I use lemon extract in the cookie I use lemon pie filling for the dessert. I also add a dollop of whip cream on the top.
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Reviewed: May 5, 2006
These are Fantastic! I have been looking for the perfect meringue recipe for years! I tried so many! thank you! They crack a bit but that is what makes them so great. Next time I will try them with organic sugar.
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Reviewed: May 4, 2006
These were great... My mother loved them(and she's hard to impress). Any hints as to why they cracked while baking, though?
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Reviewed: Apr. 6, 2006
I am in school for baking and pastry and this is the closest thing I have seen yet to how I have learned to make meringues properly. My suggestion for those of you having problems with it taking so long to make would be to let the eggs reach room temp before you try to whip them. It makes the whipping process go much faster.
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Reviewed: Mar. 4, 2006
Foolproof and delicious. DO NOT REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF SUGAR. The only thing that I did differently was that I scraped half of a vanilla bean into the egg whites when they reached the stiff peak stage. (If you add liquid vanilla extract, you will have to up the sugar content, as the extra liquid WILL affect the outcome of the cookies.) As many former reviewers have noted, the egg whites take a good 15-20 minutes to reach the stiff peak stage with an electric mixer. (My KitchenAid Pro 600 took about 16-17 minutes.) Next time, I'm going to try folding some toasted coconut into the finished mixture.
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Reviewed: Feb. 24, 2006
I love meringues, and have never had a recipe, that makes them firm and crisp like this recipe. I thought that it would be too much sugar, but it worked perfectly, and they were not too sweet - using confectioners sugar makes all the difference. I did add a 1/4 teaspoon of cream of tartar(don't know why, just never have made meringues without it) and a teaspoon of vanilla extract. I don't know how long I beat the egg whites, but thankfully, I used my Kitchenaid stand mixer and not my hand mixer. I did not butter and flour the pans, but used parchment paper which I think is a must when baking cookies. I used 2 cookie sheets, so I set my oven to convection and did not put a wooden spoon in the door. I also left the cookies in the oven after I turned the oven off as the oven cooled down. I will add mini chocolate chips to half of my next batch, also almond extract would be nice.
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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2006
These were pretty good!
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Reviewed: Feb. 2, 2006
When I made the first batch of these, they didn't come out... so I looked at the reviews and ended up adding more sugar and about a cup of cocoa powder. They came out really well after that. I will make these again, I'm really looking forward to trying different things so I can make them different flvors since I'm not a big chocolate fan. (:
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Reviewed: Jan. 18, 2006
These were really nice. I used about 3/4 of the recommended sugar. Mine only took about 2 hours to complete. I will make these again!
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Reviewed: Dec. 17, 2005
I made the recipe with all the sugar and did not think the were too sweet. I also added food coloring and extracts yellow/pineapple,pink/strawberry,and green/mint. A big hit at our carroling party. I will make them again
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