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How to whip the protein into a strong foam for cake, meringue or cream?
Preparation of delicious baking is difficult to imagine without eggs. They fill it with air, and when heated, such muffins and cakes become lush. And before the emergence of baking powder, the quality of the finished product depended on well-beaten eggs. And in some cases even today it is impossible to correct the situation unless you know how to whip the protein into a strong foam. This primarily relates to the preparation of meringues and biscuits.
It is equally important to choose and prepare the eggs themselves. It is advisable to use those that are already at least a week old. The fact is that fresh, only knocked-down eggs are almost impossible to whip because of the low density of protein in them. But too old too will not approach, as in due course the albumen dries up. Before using the shell, wash in water with soda to get rid of possible parasites. The optimum temperature is 18-23 o , as whipping the protein into a strong foam from the "hot" eggs is much longer and more difficult. Very often you can hear that they must be cooled beforehand. Although they beat faster with cold, however, they are not saturated enough with oxygen, which means they will quickly settle and will not give the right amount of baking.
First, whisk the squirrels at a low speed until the bubbles appear on the surface. Then gradually sugar in a thin trickle. The smaller it will be, the more magnificent the mass will turn out. However, it is better to add sugar powder at the very end of whipping, as it dissolves quickly and can give an excess liquid. Once the mass has become smooth and shiny, while keeping the shape well, whisking should be stopped. In order to prepare a cream based on it, the whipped proteins must be dense, but the peaks to be left must be soft, slightly bend over time. And for meringues, they must be sharp and straight.
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