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Meringue Icing

Categories: Spreads

Serves: 12 Servings

Ingredients:
Instructions:
-------------------------ADD & BEAT STIFF 7-10 MIN-------------------------
1 c Hot water

------------------------------ADD & BEAT MORE------------------------------
1/2 c Warmed glucose*

-----------------------------ADD AT END & BEAT-----------------------------
1 ts Or more flavorings**

*Set a measuring cup in hot water & add glucose. Stir until warm and thin.
Add as directed above. **Add almond extract and vanilla to taste.
Add this only at the end, to prevent icing from breaking down. Don't add
butter flavor, may contain fat! Using "fine" sugar & salt is not necassary
as long as you aren't going to press the icing through very fine decorating
tips <#1,0,00, or 000>. I use regular. This icing is like the insides of
marshmallows without the coating. It is the same as 7-minute icing without
the cooking time. ***Be sure all utensils used are grease-free. Any bit of
grease will break the icing down to soup.
Very good-tasting. Great to use this type when adding coconut because it
never crusts. Great to decorate with. Makes wonderful flowers, but
remember, they don't crust. I have made flowers with it & they would crust
~ after a few weeks, but every time it rained, they got sticky again. This
icing is the type used by professionals who do lots of big figure-piped
characters, since it is sooo smooth & especially since it is sooo
light-weight. Dolores McCann, Oxford OH

Dolores McCann, Prodigy Food & Wine Board

From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini


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