Phred
2005-10-25 12:05:43 UTC
G'day Daisy,
For total confusion (assuming replies to date haven't quite succeeded
in creating that :) may I suggest you ask in the newly created group
aus.food? [Which I've cross-posted this to].
However, I'm not entirely sure any of the inaugural residents of
aus.food will be up to offering reliable advice on pavlovas. ;-)
For total confusion (assuming replies to date haven't quite succeeded
in creating that :) may I suggest you ask in the newly created group
aus.food? [Which I've cross-posted this to].
However, I'm not entirely sure any of the inaugural residents of
aus.food will be up to offering reliable advice on pavlovas. ;-)
Pavlova
Hi there - I recorded a mini pavlova recipe from a top NZ restaurant
cook the other day and followed the recipe diligently. I don't need
to describe the method - it's fairly standard. It was the cooking
that was the problem. The recipe required 30mins at 150 deg C and
then reduced to 130 deg C for a further 30 mins. Remove.
No oven option was mentioned. I cooked them on fan force.
They cracked all over the place. The insides were nice and
marshmallowy but the shapes had gone.
I want to know if I should have cooked them using the conventional
oven method and not anything to do with the fan.
Be glad of any help guys.
Cheers, Phred.Hi there - I recorded a mini pavlova recipe from a top NZ restaurant
cook the other day and followed the recipe diligently. I don't need
to describe the method - it's fairly standard. It was the cooking
that was the problem. The recipe required 30mins at 150 deg C and
then reduced to 130 deg C for a further 30 mins. Remove.
No oven option was mentioned. I cooked them on fan force.
They cracked all over the place. The insides were nice and
marshmallowy but the shapes had gone.
I want to know if I should have cooked them using the conventional
oven method and not anything to do with the fan.
Be glad of any help guys.
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