Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One

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Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself. Hello friends. So how are you today?

Raspberry Pavlova, anyone? Are you also a fan of meringue covered in cream, fruit and yogurt? If so, I have a yummy recipe to share with you today. Full of tasty raspberries too. So yummy!

So today I am sharing a Rachel’s Organic yogurt recipe full of fresh raspberries.

Also a great recipe to try and make ahead for the start of Wimbledon on 27th June.

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself:

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself.

Quintessentially British, this recipe will help tennis fans across the UK to celebrate the grand slam in style, with some indulgent sweet treats.

Who needs strawberries and cream when you have Pavlova and raspberries?!

How To Make A Raspberry Pavlova:

Ingredients:

  • 3 large eggs, separated
  • 175g caster sugar

Topping:

  • 275ml whipping cream
  • 200g Rachel’s Low Fat Raspberry yogurt
  • Fresh raspberries
  • Icing sugar, to dust
  • Makes: 6 individual or 1 large Pavlova

Preparation & Cooking Time: 1 hour

How To Make A Raspberry Pavlova:

Method:

  1. Firstly, pre-heat oven to 140°c/300°F/Gas Mark 2. Line a baking tray with greaseproof or parchment paper.
  2. Take a clean bowl and whisk the egg whites until stiff peaks, you should be able to lift the bowl upside down without the whites sliding.
  3. Gradually add the sugar, continuing to whisk.
  4. Spoon the meringue in blobs onto the prepared baking tray.
  5. Place the tray into the oven and bake for approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour. If you can, leave the meringues in the oven overnight to completely dry out.
  6. Whip the cream with the yogurt and place on top of the meringues, decorate with fresh raspberries and add a light dusting of icing sugar. Serve immediately.

Last but not least, enjoy!

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself:

PER SERVING: 57kcal, Protein 3.9g Carbs 10.2g, Fat 0.1g, Sat Fat 0.1g, Fibre 10.3g, Sugar 10.2g, Salt 0.0g

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself. Recipe and photography by Rachel’s. So what do you think of this Raspberry Pavlova recipe? Do you also fancy trying it out? Because I know I do!!

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Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself:

Raspberry Pavlova And How To Make One For Yourself.

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8 Comments

  1. Fiona
    5 July 2016 / 10:42

    Pavlova is one of my favourite desserts, we used to have it every Sunday in my parents house. You've made these little ones look lovely.

  2. Ickle Pickle
    22 June 2016 / 21:30

    Oh this is my favourite desert ever and yours look just super delicious! Your photos are stunning. Kaz x

  3. Char F
    22 June 2016 / 18:18

    the pics on this blog are AMAZING! literally leaving your blog thinking I can make something….but won't cause i'll burn down my house. great blog

  4. beautyqueenuk
    20 June 2016 / 13:56

    OOh now I always cheat the meringue and buy shop bought ones as mine never go right ha x

    • 20 June 2016 / 15:53

      Hehe, I love to buy them ready made too sometimes. Our favourite part when making own made is turning the meringue upside down to see if they are the right thickness to cook, always risky!!

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