meringue teasers

Author of this recipe: Berry Lenkiewicz

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Discover a delightful blend of sweet and crafty with our Meringue Tea Cosy recipe! Made using the fluffiest eggs and paired with your favorite yarn, this easy-to-make creation is perfect for adding warmth to your home or gifts. Whether you're a knitter or a tea enthusiast, this cozy little friend is sure to become a cherished part of your collection!

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Ingredients

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  12. **How to Create Flaky Meringue Teasers with 12 Perfect Swirls!**
  13. Mmm... flaky meringue teasers are a crowd-pleasing treat that’s simple enough for anyone to make but impossible to stop eating once you start. These delicate, buttery little discs are perfect for adding to coffee, tea, or even as a sweet snack on their own. Best of all? You can customize them to your taste with optional flavors like chocolate chips or caramel drizzle.
  14. Here’s how to make them:
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  16. ### **Ingredients** (Serves 2-3)
  17. #### **For the Meringues:**
  18. - 1 cup egg whites (whipped until stiff peaks)
  19. - ½ cup granulated sugar
  20. - ¼ tsp vanilla extract
  21. - 1 tbsp unsalted butter, softened
  22. #### **For the Crust:**
  23. - 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
  24. - 3 tbsp unsalted butter, cut into cubes
  25. - 1 tsp baking powder (or instant yeast)
  26. - Salt to taste
  27. #### **Optional Add-ins:**
  28. - ¼ cup chocolate chips for extra crunch
  29. - ¼ cup caramel sauce or candy melts for drizzling
  30. - ½ tsp salt dissolved in warm water (for vegan alternative)
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  32. ### **Tools You’ll Need**
  33. - Electric mixer with whisk attachment (or hand mixer)
  34. - Large bowl
  35. - Small bowl
  36. - Mixing cups or bowls of 2–3 tablespoons size
  37. - Muffin or tart pan lined with parchment paper
  38. - Plastic wrap and small cookie scoop
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  40. ### **Step-by-Step Guide**
  41. #### **1. Preheat Oven**
  42. Preheat your oven to 375°F (190°C). Line a tart or muffin tin with parchment paper.
  43. #### **2. Make the Crust**
  44. In a medium bowl, whisk flour, butter cubes, baking powder, and salt together until combined. Add any optional add-ins if using. Gradually stir in cold water until mixture forms into a dough. Shape into balls about 1 inch in diameter.
  45. #### **3. Roll Out Dough**
  46. Flatten dough on a lightly floured surface to about ¼-inch thickness. Cut out desired shapes (circles, hearts, or stars) and place onto prepared tart/muffin tin.
  47. #### **4. Whisk the Meringues**
  48. In a large bowl, beat egg whites with ½ cup sugar until stiff peaks form. Gradually add vanilla extract and fold in melted butter until well combined. Pour meringue mixture over dough-lined tart shells.
  49. #### **5. Bake**
  50. Place tart shell halves on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake for 10–12 minutes, until edges are golden brown but centers are still wobbly when pierced with a fork. Let cool for 3 minutes before removing from parchment.
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  52. ### **Tips and Tricks**
  53. - For a flakier texture, gently press the dough onto the tart shells before pouring meringues.
  54. - Use a piping bag to drizzle caramel sauce or drizzle the meringue mixture while baking for extra crunch.
  55. - If you’re making them as tea cossets, layer with clotted cream, honey, or jam.
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  57. ### **Serve & Enjoy**
  58. Cool meringues slightly and serve warm. Top with fresh berries, whipped cream, or a sprinkle of salt. They’re perfect solo snacks or shared treats!
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  60. Looking for more recipe ideas? Check out our guide on [How to Make Perfectly Flaky Muffins](#) or try adding a twist by making them in the shape of your favorite animal! 🐾✨

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