How do I achieve a delicate and ethereal flavor in meringues or whipped dishes?
Ensure clean equipment, whisk vigorously to incorporate air, and use fine sugars or flavorings for a smooth result.
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Use cold butter and liquid, handle the dough minimally, and use a gentle touch when shaping.
Store in an airtight container with a piece of bread or an apple slice. If already hard, microwave briefly with a damp paper towel.
Ferment for a longer period, use a starter with active cultures, and keep at a consistent warm temperature during fermentation.
Grease the pan, line with parchment paper, and then grease the parchment. This ensures easy release.
Store in a paper bag in the refrigerator and clean using a brush or damp cloth instead of water.
Generally, you can reduce the temperature by 25°F and check for doneness a bit earlier than the original recipe indicates.