Description
- Gluten-Free
- Made in the USA
- Kosher certified
- Great for making royal icing, buttercream, and other dessert toppings
- Stabilizes and improves the body of both icing and meringue
- Eliminates the risk of foodborne illness from egg whites
- Smart cupboard staple for baking and decorating enthusiasts
Our ideal ingredient blend provides the stability and body needed to produce great buttercream, royal icing, and meringue recipes. You can use this product to replace the egg whites in your recipes without compromising on the texture or taste of your final product.
When you use meringue powder over freshly whipped egg whites, you enjoy increased food safety and convenience. The meringue powder whips up quickly to form stiff peaks without the risk of food-borne illnesses, as is found with fresh egg whites. As a result, Chefmaster Meringue Powder is perfect for recipes that will not reach the safe temperature for egg whites during the prep process, such as royal icing.
Net Weight 20 oz.
Also available in 5oz & 10oz
How-to-use
Royal icing, macrons & buttercream icing are the most common ways to utilize meringue powder. The blend of dried egg whites, gum, and sugar all combine to increase the stability of your favorite dessert toppings.
You can also create actual meringue topping for your pies and other baked goods with only meringue powder instead of eggs. The finished product looks and tastes the same as toppings made with fresh eggs instead.
Royal Icing (a hard drying icing): Mix 1/4 cup meringue powder with 1/2 cup of water, beat until peaks form. Add 4 cups of sifted powdered sugar (4-1/2 cups if firmer finished icing desired), beat to desired consistency. To keep icing soft, add 3 oz. glycerin.
Buttercream icing (a soft, creamy icing): Dissolve 3/4 cup granulated sugar in 1/2 cup boiling water. Coat and add 1/4 cup meringue powder, beat to peak. Stir in 1 pound of sifted powdered sugar and beat until well mixed. Mix in 2 cups white vegetable shortening. Flavor to taste. Flavor Mill flavors are recommended.
Boiling Icing: Dissolve and boil at high heat (240°F) 2 cup granulated sugar n 3/4 cup water, 1/4 cup corn syrup and add a small pinch of salt. Separately dissolve and whip 3/8 cup (6 tablespoons) meringue powder in 1 cup cold water, add 1 cup granulated sugar while beating meringue mix, slowly add boiled sugar mix. Whip at high speed until cool.
Meringue Topping (for meringue shell, pie toppings): Dissolve 3/4 cup granulated sugar in 1/2 cup boiling water, cool. Add 1/4 cup meringue powder and beat to high peak.
*** Keep utensils grease-free. Icings may be refrigerated airtight containers, beat again before using. Cover bowl and tube ends with a damp cloth. Try meringue powder in cookies, drinks, desserts, and other recipes where light and frothy consistency is required. Color to with Chefmaster Liqua-Gel® for the best result.
Storage
If you regularly make meringue or icing toppings, keep a 20-ounce container of Chefmaster Deluxe Meringue Powder in your cupboards as a staple. With this combination of ingredients on hand, you can whip up your favorite creations without having to source and prepare fresh egg whites. Buy a bottle today to keep your cupboards well stocked.
Ingredients
Powdered Sugar, Sugar, Egg Whites, Arabic Gum, Ammonium Aluminum Sulfate (Flavor Enhancer), Tragacanth Gum, Salt, Artificial Flavor, Calcium Lactate (Preservative)
All ingredients used in this color are either GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) or Approved by FDA
