Old
Fashioned Marshmallow Icing
Light meringue-based icing with a marshmallow-like
quality.
| 3
egg whites |
1/2
teaspoon vanilla |
| Pinch
of salt |
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| 1 cup sugar |
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| 1/4 cup
corn syrup |
1/4 cup
water |
Bring
sugar, corn syrup and water to boil. When this is just boiling,
start whipping the whites in a stand up mixer. When it's soft peaks, add a pinch of salt
and the vanilla. When the syrup reaches 112°C (234°F), reduce
the speed of the whites (which should be peaked now) and slowly
pour it into the whipped whites in a steady stream. Continue beating
for a few minutes, or until the temperature has been reduced to
warm. When no longer hot (but still slightly warm), use to frost
the cake.
Note: the longer it is whipped, the stiffer the meringue
becomes but the less time you have to work with it. Always work
with it slightly warm because the icing sets up fairly quickly.
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