Strawberry pavlova

This is a delicious dessert and a great way of using egg whites if you have it left over from another baking dish your making. This recipe is inspired from Mary Berry's version as I tried many different versions.
This is a dessert I usually make during the warmer days, especially in the summer as it is requested for. It is such a nice and light dessert and a great way of using strawberries and even raspberries too.
Here is my version of a strawberry pavlova and I hope you enjoy making and eating this as much as we do.
#summerdessert
#dessert
#Strawberrypavlova
#Strawberry
#pavlova
#treat
#sweet
#whippedcream
#meringue
#ChristmasGifts
Strawberry pavlova
This is a delicious dessert and a great way of using egg whites if you have it left over from another baking dish your making. This recipe is inspired from Mary Berry's version as I tried many different versions.
This is a dessert I usually make during the warmer days, especially in the summer as it is requested for. It is such a nice and light dessert and a great way of using strawberries and even raspberries too.
Here is my version of a strawberry pavlova and I hope you enjoy making and eating this as much as we do.
#summerdessert
#dessert
#Strawberrypavlova
#Strawberry
#pavlova
#treat
#sweet
#whippedcream
#meringue
#ChristmasGifts
Steps
- 1
Preheat the oven to 140 degrees. On a baking sheet (parchment paper) draw a 20cm circle with a pencil using a bowl or plate of that size. Turn over the baking sheet and place on a large flat baking tray.
- 2
Separate the egg whites and yolks and place whites into a large mixing bowl. On high speed with an electric whisk or hand whisk, beat the egg whites. Whisk until egg whites becomes foamy.
- 3
Once egg whites are foamy add a teaspoon of the sugar at a time until you run out and keep whisking on high speed.
- 4
Whisk until the mixture becomes stiff. Check the consistency by getting a spatula and scooping a tiny amount out. Or hold the bowl above your head. If it doesn't fall on you its ready.
- 5
Using a silcicone spatula place the mixture into the middle of the circle and spread it towards the edges. Create some peaks to give it height and make a crater by making the sides a little higher than the middle.
- 6
Turn the oven heat down to 130 degrees. Place the pavola into the oven and bake for 1 hour. Then turn off the heat, place a wooden spatula or spoon between oven door to create a small gap. Allow pavlova to fully cool completely inside the oven. Do not be tempted to take it out.
- 7
In the meantime as pavola cools, chop the strawberries and place in a food processor with the sugar. Blend and puree until smooth.
- 8
In a mixing bowl add the cream with the sugar and mix until whipped using an electric whisk or by hand. Do not over mix.
- 9
Remove the cooled down pavola from the oven. Transfer and plate onto a large serving plate. Then spread the whip cream over the meringue. Place the cut the strawberries on top of the cream and drizzle the sauce over. Serve and drink with a coffee/cup of tea.
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