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The thread centers around experiences with making a Lemon Meringue Cake, particularly focusing on issues related to the batter's thickness and the correct size of cake mix to use. Participants share their personal experiences and seek clarification on the recipe.
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nene960 said:Has anyone made this yet? I am making it for my show tonight and the batter was so thick I couldn't whisk it or pour it into the pan. I re-read the directions 15 times to make sure I didn't miss anything and I didn't. I am just wondering if they left ingredients off the recipe cards?
nene960 said:I used the wrong size cake mix LOL. I felt like an idiot and because I was convinced that the recipe card was printed wrong! Thanks for the info and letting me know I am not crazy!
To make the Lemon Meringue Cake, you will need the following ingredients: all-purpose flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, eggs, milk, lemon juice, lemon zest, and cream of tartar for the meringue. Make sure to have fresh lemons for the best flavor!
The preparation time for the Lemon Meringue Cake is approximately 30 minutes, while the baking time is around 25-30 minutes. Allow additional time for cooling and for the meringue to set, which can take about 1 hour.
Yes, you can make the Lemon Meringue Cake ahead of time. It's best to prepare the cake layers and lemon filling in advance, but it's recommended to add the meringue topping just before serving to ensure it stays fluffy and does not weep.
If your meringue is weeping, it may be due to excess moisture or undercooking. To prevent this, ensure that your mixing bowl and beaters are completely clean and dry before whipping the egg whites. Also, bake the meringue until it is firm and lightly browned to help stabilize it.
Absolutely! While the recipe is for Lemon Meringue Cake, you can substitute lemon juice and zest with other citrus fruits like lime or orange for a different flavor profile. Just keep in mind that the taste and acidity may vary slightly.