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Honey Oat Meringues | Recipe

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I’ve never loved meringues, but this summer a friend brought some to a picnic, and my kids loved them! So, of course, I had to try my hand at making them. And I have to say, the addition of toasted oats and a drizzle of honey just might have won me over. These Honey Oat meringues have a delightfully chewy texture, with lots of crunch from the oats and I love the taste of honey on top. It vaguely reminds me of those crumbly granola bars that tasted like honey and oats. And the honey drizzled on top turns the top into a crunchy, sweet topping that almost resembles candy. It is just delicious!

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These Honey Oat meringues have a delightfully chewy texture, with lots of crunch from the oats and I love the taste of honey on top | Forgotten Way Farms

Some commonly asked questions….

Are meringues healthy?

Calorie wise, yes they’re a healthier alternative to say, a chocolate chip cookie.

Can I make meringue without Cream of Tartar?

Yes! Absolutely. Just substitute lemon juice in equal amounts that cream of tartar is called for.

How long does it take to beat a meringue?

It depends, it can take anywhere from 5-10 minutes.

Can you make meringues with maple syrup?

Yes, you just have to use the Swiss Meringue method of heating the eggs whites and maple syrup together in a double-boiler until warm and then beating until fluffy and cool.

I’ve never loved meringues, but this summer a friend brought some to a picnic, and my kids loved them! Forgotten Way Farms

My little man loves these meringues! Isn’t he getting big?

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Honey Oat Meringues

These crunchy, light meringues have a bit of added heft to them with the addition of toasted oats. It vaguely reminds me of those crumbly granola bars that tasted like honey and oats. And the honey drizzled on top turns the top into a crunchy, sweet topping that almost resembles candy. It is just delicious!

Ingredients

  • 3/4 cup Oats
  • 2 Egg Whites
  • 1/8 teaspoon Salt
  • 3/4 cup Sugar
  • Honey for garnishing

Instructions

  1. At 350 degrees F. Toast the oats on a sheet pan, until golden about 10 minutes. Let cool. Lower the heat to 250 degrees F. In a medium-sized bowl beat the egg whites and salt until they start to hold stiff peaks. Add half the sugar and whisk until glossy. Add the remaining sugar, and toasted oats, gently folding them in. Gently spoon small mounds onto a parchment lined baking sheet, now drizzle the honey on top in a pretty pattern and bake for 2 hours. When finished turn off the oven, open the door and let them finish cooling on the oven. Enjoy!

Want to see them in the video?

Here’s the YouTube, in which I show you how to make Zucchini & Carrot Fritters and we go on a picnic in the park. Can you spot the Honey Oat Meringues?

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-Abby Jo


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