How to Make No-Bake Lemon Soufflés | Julia at Home



This dessert, an American take on the classic Bavarian cream is a divine marriage of custard and soufflé.

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  1. I can't figure out how to get the "free" recipe without creating a login and password and signing up for a 14 day free trial where I have to add a credit card. Technically it is free for 14 days, but it sure doesn't feel free.

  2. Love it! And since I'm on a carnivore/ketovore diet, I can easily convert this without losing the taste or effect! i DO wish the Test Kitchen would dive into the world of carnivore/ketovore cooking; especially explaining all the different flours, sweeteners, etc. and how to use them not to mention coming up with some easy recipes to follow💖

  3. I made this recipe and followed it to the tea. I made sure in was in my refrigerator for just over 2 hours. It came out tasting and looking great. I had one issue: I had a slight liquid separation in the bottom of my ramekins. What could have caused this?

  4. Question: According to everything I've been taught, it's not safe to eat uncooked egg whites, beaten as meringue or used otherwise and not baked or heated in some way as they may contain salmonella bacteria. Egg yolks are especially unsafe uncooked, but uncooked whites are not considered safe either. Aren't you afraid you'll cause someone to get sick using egg whites without heating them to at least 160 degrees at some point during the process? (Note: I use store bought pasturized egg whites in such recipes without any noticeable difference in taste or performance… and it's a lot safer.)

  5. The egg whites weren't cooked or were they already pasteurized? Or did the "pastry cream" get them up to the safe temp of 160 F when they were folded together? They look delicious, great trick with the foil!

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