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Pavlova advice please

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mymatemarmite · 12/07/2010 23:21

I have made a pavlova, it has turned a slight cream colour.

Have I burnt it or something? I cooked it on a low temp like it said and have left in the oven.

Will it be okay to eat? Its for me to take to a friends for lunch!

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UptoapointLordCopper · 13/07/2010 09:43

My meringues are always a cream colour. I should think it's OK to eat. If you have doubts just send them over here and we'll test it for you!

BudaisintheZONE · 13/07/2010 09:51

The best ones are a creamy color! Only the shop bought ones are totally white I think.

mymatemarmite · 13/07/2010 16:55

Thanks guys!

It was delicious - I was so worried I had burnt it!!!!

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meltedmarsbars · 15/07/2010 22:02

I have left them overnight in the oven before (went to bed and forgot them) and they were cream but fine!

roses12 · 15/07/2010 22:21

Noone will c past the gorious whipped cream to notice the colour. My pavlova is always cream and always devoured.

UptoapointLordCopper · 16/07/2010 09:32

Going to try this which is designed to have colour!

bellavita · 17/07/2010 19:15

I always leave mine in the oven overnight to cool. They are never white.

CSLewis · 27/07/2010 08:58

Essentially the colour will relate to the sort of sugar you used. I always use golden caster sugar for a slightly more caramel-ish taste, and the pav will be nice and creamy-coloured. Using darker sugar will produce a darker pav. All will be scrumptious!

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