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Vegan Meringue


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Ingredients

12 portion(s)

Vegan Meringue

  • 400 grams chick peas unsalted, Liquid reserved
  • .5 teaspoon cream of tartar
  • 125 grams raw sugar
  • .5 teaspoon vanilla extract, optional
  • 6
    7min
    Preparation 7min
    Baking/Cooking
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    Preparation
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      TM 5
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Recipe's preparation

    Vegan Meringue
  1. Add raw sugar to a clean bowl. Mill 10sec speed 10.  Set aside

    Add reserved chick pea liquid to bowl, insert butterfly. 5min speed 4.

    Add extract, cream of tartar and icing sugar gradually while butterfly still inserted. 1 min speed 4.

    Bake as disks or nests 

    120 degrees for 1- 1/2hrs

    ENJOY !  

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Tip

Use chickpeas to make my Vegan Aioli on the Recipie Community ! enjoy !


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  • I am really not sure how to rate this The...

    Submitted by sandylea18 on 5. June 2017 - 11:24.

    I am really not sure how to rate this. The meringues turned out really sour and nobody would eat them. I might try using chickpeas from scratch rather than tinned and then see if I can use less cream of tartar. Such a lot of vanilla extract too.Sad

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