Jills Pavlova
By Jill DawsonPage views: 24247Thanks to Jill for sharing her pavlova recipe.
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9 reviews
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Difficulty Easy
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Prep time 25 mins
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Cooking time 3 hrs
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Serves
12
2 cups Chelsea Caster Sugar
6 egg whites only
1 heaped, and I mean heaped desertspoon of edmonds cornflour
1 dessertspoon of malt vinegar
Essence, can be vanilla, or strawberry, or even chocolate, your call
4 Tablespoons of cold water
Pre-heat oven to 120 degrees Celcius.
Place all ingredients in a mixing bowl (don't use plastic bowls) and beat for approx 20 min straight. When the mixture has formed stiff peaks (lift the beaters out, it should form peaks that don't droop) you know it is ready to place on an oven tray to bake.
Place in oven (don't slam the door!) bake for 3 hours.
When timer beeps turn off oven and open the door a little and leave to stand in oven until cold.
Pavlova should have a crunchy top with a little marshmallow in the middle, and best of all you can pick it up and place it in an airtight container and it stays fresh for as long as it takes to eat it :)
I accidentally used this recipe.
I just realised by reading the time I didn't read the time properly as I thought I was cooking the 1hr pavlova.
I did bake it for another 1hr at 150 and it turned out, no one noticed the difference.
I will not be using this again 3hrs is a long time.
Thank you for a pav where i don't have to fart about adding sugar by the spoonful. It works wonderfully with a lovely crisp outside and a marshmallowy inside. Chuck it all in and whisk. My type of cooking!
Jills pav perfect i doubled the recipe everyone loved it so a 10 from me highly recommend Jill's pav
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