Mini Pavlova

Servings 20

Prep Time 30

Cook Time 1

Prepare your mixer and make sure your bowl and mixer paddle is clean from any oil or water.
Prepare your piping bag and also baking tray that has already been lined with parchment paper.
Separate the egg whites and egg yolks. Make sure there is no egg yolk mixture in the egg whites.
In a bowl, add the egg whites and start the mixer at medium speed.
Beat the egg whites for 10 seconds or until foamy then add in the cream of tartar.
Mix again and while mixing, add in castor sugar continuously.
Continue mixing until the meringue forms stiff peaks.
When you see that the meringue produces a sharp thorn when you pull out the mixer, it means the meringue is ready! Another way you can check is to try flipping your bowl. The meringue should not fall!
After that, add in cornstarch together with lemon juice and mix again until everything is well combined.
Take the piping bag, and slowly add in the meringue using the spatula.
Cut at the edges of piping bag, and slowly pipe in a circular motion for 4 layers.
Fill in the centre of meringue. Continue piping until the meringue is finished. This recipe creates 20 pieces of mini pavlovas.
You can scrape the side of the meringue using offset spatula to get a nicer side or you can just leave it like that.
Now, the meringue is ready to bake! Set your temperature at 120�c for 60 minutes.

While you are letting the meringue cool, you can start beating your whipping cream.
Make sure the whipping cream is cool and set your mixer to medium speed, beat the whipping cream until it makes firm peaks. Set aside.
Take the cooled meringue and spread the whipping cream on top! For a nicer look, you can use the wilton 1M nozzle and start piping the whipping cream on top of the meringue!
Top your meringue with fresh fruits and fresh mint leaves!
Lastly, dust with cocoa powder and your mini pavlovas are ready to eat!

Nozzle if needed :

Tip no 12 � (for meringue)

Wilton 1M� (for topping)

*This recipe creates 20 pieces of mini pavlovas*

*For whipping cream we use Millac/Vivo brand*

Course: Dessert

Keyword: Bakery