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Perfect Pavlova Recipe



This classic Pavlova is simply delicious! Named after the iconic Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova, this light-as-air meringue dessert is a gorgeous centerpiece for any dinner party. Baked meringue with a crisp, crackly outer shell housing the softest, marshmallowy center. Top that with a mountain of luscious whipped cream and a vibrant array of fresh fruits, a drizzle of lemon curd if desired, and you’ve got yourself not just a dessert, but a full sensory experience!

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  1. What the New Zealanders call the "first Pavlova" was invented in 1927 and was an all jelly layered dessert. The Australian Pavlova was invented 1935 in The Esplanade Hotel in Perth and this is the classic meringue-based dessert Pavlova standard known around the world today.

  2. Edit: I put some of your tips into action for my pavs last night and everyone was raving about them! Thanks for your excellent videos. Having the reasons behind each ingredient really makes a difference!
    The recipe I use is quite similar to this, the differences have the same science behind it though. A few great tips that I'll be using for my pavs this week. I like to make individual pavs and have a topping bar of creams, curds, fruits and chocolate for people to add. I love a really crispy Pavlova, probably because of my childhood of soggy supermarket pavs that were decorated the day before. Still delicious, but a totally different dessert to a homemade one!

  3. OMG, I'm 69 and love to dine out but I never encountered this dessert until my Wife and I celebrated our 14th anniversary yesterday. Wow – I thought I'd gone to heaven it was so delicious .. that why I'm here ..seeing how to make it.

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