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October 6, 2015 Cookies & Biscuits

MERingue Cups with Citrus Curd

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  Meringues are something that i can make in my dreams. Meringues are always a hit when you serve it to your guests. The airy, melt in the mouth meringues are so simple to make and can be made in different sizes and shapes. I usually have colourful meringues in different sizes stored up in a box at all the time.

  

My son loves it and hence i always have it ready. Other than that I serve it as bite sized snacks along with tea. Fill them up in a bottle and wrap it up and it makes a delicate and a beautiful gift. Or use as garnish over brownies, cakes etc.  Make it in advance and plate it up just before serving. All the components can be refrigerated for two weeks. Isn’t it just perfect for this Diwali and festive season??

When KitchenAid India came up with the theme of tea time snacks, the first thing that came to my mind was this. But not just mini meringues but meringue cup filled with tangy sweet silky smooth Citrus curd, topped with bitter tangy kumquats… It is like a fun fair of taste and texture inside the mouth ?

 

So here it is…

You will require  

Meringue cups

Citrus curd

6 to 7 – Kumquats or oranges will do as well

1/2 cup – Sugar

   

 

Method

Follow the recipe of the meringues above. But with a little variation in the pipping.

On the baking sheet, mark 1.5 inch circles with a finger gap. Start pipping from the center to the outer line. Once the base is done, work your way up to make a cup (as shown in the picture)

  

Bake it at 100°C for 1.5 hours. Once done, store immediately in an airtight box and keep it for later use.

For the Topping

In a sauce pan boil water and sugar till the sugar dissolves. Add halved kumquats to this and let it boil for 15 minutes or till the kumquats look cooked and the sugar mixture is syrupy. Set aside to cool and then refrigerate.

  

Assembly 

Just before you want to serve, place the meringues on the plate. Fill the curd to the top. Top it with sugar poached kumquats and drizzle the syrup on top and garnish it with some mint leaves. Serve immediately as the meringues get sticky very fast and will lose the crispiness. 

  

Hope you enjoy this dessert. Do let me know incase you try it.

(I have used KitchenAid Stand mixer and baking tray. Do check out for their amazing products and you can get some amazing diwali offers right now)

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Categories: Cookies & Biscuits Tags: citruscurd, crispy, foodie, foodphotography, foodstyling, kitchenaidindia, kumquat, madaboutkitchen, meltinthemouth, meringue, standmixer

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  1. Krishna Priya says

    October 7, 2015 at 5:07 am

    Gorgeous looking cups!!

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    • madaboutkitchen says

      October 7, 2015 at 5:09 am

      Thank you Krishna Priya ?

      Reply
  2. Nandini V S says

    March 22, 2017 at 8:10 pm

    Hi Madhuri,

    Thanks for collaborating with Purple Velvet Project on the Ultimate Guide to Dining & Entertaining Guide. It was a pleasure featuring this dessert recipe.

    The link to the guide is here: http://purplevelvetproject.com/ultimate-guide-2016/

    Cheers
    Nandini

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    • madaboutkitchen says

      March 27, 2017 at 6:16 am

      Hey Nandini,
      It always a pleasure to collaborate with you 🙂

      Reply

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