3 Ingredient Peppermint Meringue Cookies
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Super Easy Holiday Cookies! They are crunchy on the outside and then simply melt in your mouth! They are light and airy with the perfect peppermint flavor and you probably have the ingredients already! 👇👇👇 CLICK FOR RECIPE & DETAILS 👇👇👇
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I just made these. OMG They are good. Great gift idea
I grew up making these (with the cream of tarter) with mint chocolate chips, and or toasted almonds. We called them surprise meringues. I love them. YUMMY!
I love meringues, they were part of every party food my mum would make, every family get together, she always cooked them on a low heat, 130 or 140 mx for about an hour, hour and a half and they always came out white, try a lower oven temp to keep their colour. Only argument we had with her was she would turn the heat off but leave in the oven to really dry them to be super crunchy. We, my nephew and I liked them crunchy on the outside chewy on the inside, so if she cooked them on the day, we would try and wedge the oven door open to let the heat out. She would get mad at us but as it wà us who ate them more than anyone, we liked the sticky. Also keeping any leftovers in an airtight container would keep them in perfect condition. Question. How do they last so long in your house haha. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel ❤️ 😊
These are my favorite we make them every year and we add chocolate chips too .thanks so very much
Sounds great!
I do freeze them for long storage & for every day storage (yes keeping them in an air tight double freezer bag) kept in the refrigerator. They taste wonderful.
Thank you for your mint meringue recipe - it appears that they will be very similar to the old Whitman peppermint balls. Can't wait to try this.
Thank you again.
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Yes! I found that out after I did the video! They can be eaten right from the freezer and taste amazing.
These look delicious! I can't wait to make them! Can I sprinkle edible glitter on them before baking, or should I do that afterwards? It's the fine edible glitter that you can put in drinks.
The glitter won't stick afterwards, so I would try doing it before. I'm not sure if the small glitter will melt or not, I haven't tried that.
hi louise thanks for the ideas love your channel
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you for showing how to make these. I’ve always been intimidated to try these. Does the rack you used in the Ninja Foodi come with it or is it purchased separately? I love your channel. You explain each step of a recipe so well.
Thank you so much! The rack I used is the dehydrating rack and it doesn't come with the Foodi. Here is the one Ninja sells (affiliate link): rstyle.me/+E7Hr97ZCjFzW5aQ3w4ErhQ
I made these yesterday, even though they aren't as pretty as yours...they taste awesome!
Glad you like them and I bet they are just beautiful!
The drier they are the better they last.....unless they are in our house, my husband devours them.
They are so good!
Can they be baked in an oven? If so what are the baking instructions.
My mom always baked these in the oven at 175°f for 4 hours, she then would put a wooden spoon between the door and oven to prop it open and let them cool. Sure wish she was here, I miss her Christmas cookie!
@@valerief1231 Thank you for that explanation. I was surfing the comments for exactly this answer. 😊
Yes, they can be baked in the oven at the same temperature, but they do get a little darker. You may want to only bake them for 2 hours and then leave them in the oven with the door closed for another 4-6 hours or overnight.
If you use a regular oven, do you shut heat off after cooking time and leave in oven overnight like dehydrator or something else? And is cooking time the same?
Yes, I did them exactly the same way in the oven at the same temperature and left them in there overnight. They did get a tad bit darker, but not much. You could also try 175F for 2-3 hours and then let them sit. If your oven doesn't go lower than 200F, then definitely cut the time back to about 90 minutes and then let them sit in the oven with it off.
Is merengue power acceptable as an egg white substitute?
Those are sure pretty :) Dehydrating them is a really good idea, probably helps keep them tender too.
You actually can beat whole eggs up to stiff peaks (with brown sugar no less!) but it takes a lot longer, and the texture is different, it's not like meringue at all. But it sure is tasty. ;)
I'll have to try that sometime!
Can you use powdered egg whites?
Yes.
How long should I do the bake time if my only dehydrator can only go as hot as 155
I would think 6 hours and then let them sit in the dehydrator overnight or at least another 4-6 hours.
@TheSaltedPepper thank you so much I can't wait to try this recipe I have made so many of your recipes and they are absolutely amazing
have you ever tried making some of your recipes keto? PLEASE
I have low carb recipes on my website and on RUclips: thesaltedpepper.com I did try making these with sugar substitute, but they didn't turn out that great.
Can you use a regular food dehydrator?
Absolutely! As long as you can set the temp to 175F or close to that.
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cant get thr recipe, on video.
It's set up as a premiere so it goes live at 10am December 3rd.