#DESSERTS
CASHEW AND PISTACHIO SANSRIVAL
*prepare your nuts... GO NUTS on your nuts! :)
*preheat your oven... depends on your recipe...
*separate your eggwhites and egg yolks... again depends on your recipe...
*beat your eggwhites until foamy...
*when it becomes foamy... add in your cream of tartar...
*beat in until soft peaks...
*incorporate your white sugar...
*chop your choice nuts... in this case cashews...
*this is soft peaks... what you want is...
*stiff peaks... usually it takes 30 minutes of beating sometimes longer... depend on your mixer...
*fold in your chopped nuts... set aside half for toppings... or in this case we will use a different kind of nuts which is pistachios...
*spread thinly on a wax paper lined baking tray... about 1 cm thin...
*baked at 150-175C for about an hour... checking every 20 minutes...
*meanwhile beat your eggyolks... until thick and lemon in color..
*cream (beat until lemon in color and into a homogenous consistency) your softened butter... set aside...
*in a separate pan... mix water and sugar... depends on your recipe... until it becomes a syrup...
*pour into your beaten eggyolks while still hot while beating to avoid cooking the eggs...
*put the eggyolk mixture first in the fridge for 10 minutes or so before...
*mixing in your creamed butter into your yolk mixture...
*add in your vanilla for added aroma and flavor...
*put the icing mixture in the fridge until it sets and your ready to ice your meringue...
*remove your meringue from the wax paper and let it rest for 10 minutes...
*cut into half... or you can use as a whole, make sure you have 4 layers or more...
*chop pistachios for toppings...
*layer your cake...
*spread your icing mixture at the bottom then alternate with the meringue...
*look at our dog copper!
*let your cake solidify in the fridge first before putting in your toppings...
*pistachios are great for toppings because of its green color... you can also use your favorite nuts... or almond slivers for added decadence...
STYLE (bake) AWAY!
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