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2 pieces of white eggs or
Prepare 90g
Prepare 90g of sugar.
(1:1) ratio
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Add sugar three times and whip.
(30 g Whipping 30 g Whipping 30 g Whipping)
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It's easy to have a whipping machine.
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Little by little, it takes shape.
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The more I stir, the more my wrist hurts, but fighting.
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If you stir it a little bit, you get horns. Meringue until the horns don't bend!
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I heard it and it has sharp horns! Meringue is complete
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Mix the colors using the food coloring of your choice.
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Paint the wall of the piping bag long to make colorful meringue cookies.
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Fill it with white meringue.
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Squeeze meringue on Teflon sheet or parchment paper. It comes out in various colors.
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I made it small and squeezed it into the size of a thumbnail to make it easy to eat at once.
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Preheat the oven at 100 degrees for 15 minutes,
Bake at 80 to 90 degrees for 2 hours.
There is almost no discoloration when baked at low temperatures.
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Well-baked meringue cookies!
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It melts in half after biting it
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It's a perfect meringue cookie to give as a gift in a glass bottle.
If baked at high temperatures, it may turn yellow or burn.
Bake for a long time, like drying at low temperatures.
It's a meringue cookie that's glossy and pretty if you add lemon juice, but it's pretty and tastes good without it.