I’ve been kind of busy hence the post today. I was in charge of dessert for Easter, a Lemon Meringue Pie and a Sacher Torte, both made by me in my kitchen. A battle erupted over the Lemon Meringue Pie and there were two people who complained about the Sacher Torte. I didn’t put icing between the three layers of cake of the Sacher Torte. (it calls for apricot jam which is what I used to keep it moist) There was so much icing from the flowers on top you’d think they would have had enough icing. The base icing on the torte was a chocolate ganache and I used it as a canvas for the butter cream flowers. There was enough dessert for 24 servings and there was only 10 of us there – go figure – I guess we have a lot of “sweet tooths” in our family.
ooooo! sacher torte
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Yah and was it ever gooooood, but the lemon pie was even better
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Lemon meringue pie! I want! Ooooh, did you save me some?
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Oh Persia, I wish I had. The kids were doing a little battle over that one and it went really fast.
Leslie
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Heh heh. Thanks, Leslie. Can’t say I’m surprised. π
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Next time I’ll bring two pies. π
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Yay! *doing a jig* π
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I love lemon meringue pie. My meringue always get watery…what’s wrong?
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You need to whip the egg whites fairly well before putting the sugar in and I also use about 1/2 tsp of Cream of Tartar. I think the Cream of Tartar stabilizes the egg whites especially in a humid climate.
Leslie
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Thank you Leslie, I will definitely use the Cream of Tartar next time.
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Let me know how it works.
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I will definitely do that Leslie, thanks again!
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You’re most welcome.
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Yum! They both look delicious.
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Thanks Su, they didn’t last long.
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A true sign of appreciation!!!
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What interesting icing!
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It was fun doing the decorating Marilyn.
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The torte for me, please.
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I’ll some for you Gert.
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I’ll save some for you Gert.
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They are both beautiful and I bet so tasty. Lemon Meringue is a favorite of mine.
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I think the sweet tang of Lemon Meringue pie is the essence of Spring.
(I’ll save you a piece, Donna)
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Next Easter I am coming to visit you! The mouth waters …
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There’s a place at the table for you Jill.
Leslie
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Awwwww …. thank you!!!! π
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Hugs
Leslie
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und ΓΌber Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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DankeschΓΆn Michael. Es macht mich zum Lachen, dass jeder das Dessert sieht, das wir fΓΌr Ostern Abendessen hatten.
Leslie
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Sure, makes really fun, and inspires..
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Oh, the decoration of the sacher torte is really funny. Never seen before. π Wish you a happy, sunny weekend. π Michael
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I treated it like a canvas for a painting, Michael. It was a bouquet of flowers.
Leslie
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Yes, looks very nice and tasty. π
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Jawohl es war sehr gut.
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Lovely!
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Thanks Lynn. π
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Wonderful Leslie!!
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Yummy!π
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Oh it was very yummy!
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