Gradually pour
hot sugar syrup in a thin stream over egg whites, beating at medium - low speed, then at high speed until stiff peaks form.
There are numerous types of frostings (icings), both thick and thin, cooked and uncooked, starting with a simple mixture of powdered sugar and water, to beating
hot sugar syrup into stiffly beaten egg whites... More on Icing
Reduce mixer speed to low and gradually
stream hot sugar syrup into eggs aiming for where the egg meets the side of the bowl (this will prevent hot sugar from splattering).
For the challenge, I covered macarons made with the French meringue method, in which sugar is gradually beaten into egg whites until stiff, and Rachael presented the Italian meringue method, which involves beating
a hot sugar syrup into the egg whites.
Slice the clementines thinly about 5 millimetres thick and place them in
the hot sugar syrup and allow them to simmer for an hour.
Increase the speed to moderately high and carefully and slowly pour
the hot sugar syrup into the beaten whites in a thin stream.
In and electric mixer beat the egg whites until they form peaks, slowly add
the hot sugar syrup while constantly whisking.
Nougat is made by mixing
a hot sugar syrup with whipped egg whites until the solution cools and stiffens, creating a frappe.
Do be careful when working with
the hot sugar syrup, as it can burn skin easily.
Now carefully pour
the hot sugar syrup in while still whipping.
Once the whites hold medium peaks, continue to whip them while slowly pour
the hot sugar syrup into the mixing bowl.
Pour
the hot sugar syrup in a thin stream over egg whites, beating at high speed.
Gradually pour
the hot sugar syrup into egg white mixture, beating at medium speed, then at high speed, until stiff peaks form.
Gradually beat in
hot sugar syrup; continue beating until mixture is completely cool, about 5 minutes.
Pour
the hot sugar syrup in a thin stream over egg whites, beating at high speed.
Forming the candies 1 Working quickly, pour
the hot sugar syrup onto a silicone mat.