This frosting
is mandatory for Aunt Lois' Coconut Cake, but it also serves as an excellent
topper for Devil's Food Cake, pxx.
(Makes about
3 cups, enough to frost a 2-layer, 9inch cake)
1 cup sugar (Organic evaporated cane juice works great)
1/3 cup
water
1/3 cup
light corn syrup
3 egg
whites
1 teaspoon
vinegar or lemon juice
1/2
teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1.)In a fairly large saucepan over high
heat, stir the sugar, water and corn syrup until the mixture comes to a vigorous
boil. Watch closely so it doesn't boil over. Reduce heat to lowest setting and
cook, undisturbed, for 3 minutes.
2.)While syrup is cooking, whip egg
whites with vinegar or lemon juice and salt on high speed in the bowl of an
electric mixer until they just start to hold soft peaks. With the motor
running, stream in the hot syrup and continue whipping until the frosting is
very smooth and glossy. Stir in vanilla extract and spread over cooled cake
layers.
When we realized that every great American Restaurant needs a Caesar-like salad, we went into a brief tailspin. It was only upon contemplation that we saw the underlying similarity between the All-American Caesar and the age old French classic, Salade Lyonnaise. This week, we offer formulas for Canlis Salad, Caesar Salad and our favorite, Salade Lyonnaise
Appearances
Thursday, November 17
12:00 - 1:00 Book Signing Town & Country Market, Bainbridge Island