Easy vegan meringue that tastes delicious and stores for months?! Yes its possible!

Finally an easyvegan meringue recipe

  • Easy

    No more tears trying to get your meringues to hold their shape. Follow this simple process for fail proof meringues every time.

  • Scrumptious

    Yummy, yummy, yummy! Bite sized bits of heaven.

  • Freezer Friendly

    Store your meingues in zip lock bags in the freezer. Grab them out as you need them!

  • Easy on the bottom dollar

    So much cheaper to make thn to buy. Plus the store bought ones have endless additives and prservaives. Your homemde ones don’t!

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Ingredients

6 Tbsp aquafaba (the liquid from canned or pressured cooked chickpeas)

1/4 tsp cream of tartar

1/2 C / 100g granulated sugar - make sure it is not caster or icing sugar.

1/2 tsp vanilla extract

Food colouring if using.

Method

To make the meringues

  1. Pre heat oven to 120C. Line 2-4 trays with baking paper.

  2. Add aquafaba to mixing bowl with cream of tartar

  3. Whip on slow speed until foamy.

  4. Increase mixer speed and whip until soft peaks form and the mixture is glossy and white. Reaching this stage is important.

  5. Add sugar very gradually (1 tsp at a time) whilst continually whipping.

  6. Add vanilla and food colouring if using and continue whipping until STIFF, GLOSSY peaks form.

  7. Add to piping bag and pipe onto baking tray.

  8. Bake in oven for 45 minutes (slightly longer if you have made larger meringues)

  9. Turn the oven off but leave the meringues in the oven and do NOT open the oven.

  10. Leave them in the off oven for a further hour before removing.

  11. Cool on a cake rack.

  12. Store for one week in the fridge or a few months in the freezer.

Tips and tricks

If using food colouring add it when you add the vanilla essence. One drop of colour goes a long way!

Crumble meringue over berries and cream for a simple buy delicious desert.

Gluten and nut free these make a great school lunch box treat.

Switch up the look by using food colouring. Rainbow batches of meringue are so cool.