500 g of strawberries
3 egg whites
250 g of sugar
150 g of strawberry compote
1 tablespoon of Cointreau or Curacao liqueur
250 g of whipped cream
1 small cup of milk
a pinch of salt
25 g of butter
2 tablespoons of all-purpose flour
500 g of strawberries
3 egg whites
250 g of sugar
150 g of strawberry compote
1 tablespoon of Cointreau or Curacao liqueur
250 g of whipped cream
1 small cup of milk
a pinch of salt
25 g of butter
2 tablespoons of all-purpose flour
Wash and hull the strawberries
Melt the strawberry compote or gelรฉe with the Cointreau or Curacao liqueur over low heat in a small bowl
Pour this mixture over the fresh strawberries and let it sit at room temperature
Beat the egg whites until stiff, with a pinch of salt
When well beaten, mix in 150 g of sugar without beating, but gently folding
Place this meringue in a piping bag to decorate cakes
Butter a tray, dust it with flour and pipe the meringue onto it using the cake decorating tool to form a nest or basket that can hold 250 g of whipped cream
Dust with sugar and bake in a very low oven for about 15 minutes
Carefully remove the meringue from the tray and turn it over, placing it back in the oven for another quarter hour
Then, let it cool and dry completely
To make the whipped cream, mix the heavy cream and milk and refrigerate for at least half an hour
Beat the mixture until light and fluffy, then refrigerate again
When serving, place the meringue nest on a plate
Arrange the strawberries in the center
Combine the remaining sugar with the butter and flour, and mix well
Cover the strawberries completely with the whipped cream, so they are not visible: that's the surprise.