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Raspberry Sauce Instructions: Thaw raspberries. Dessert Assembly: Place two or three dollops of raspberry sauce around the brulee-filled hearts. Garnish with a couple of fresh raspberries and mint leaves. Use caution and care when separating eggs. Make sure that no egg yolk gets into the white. The fat in the egg yolk will prevent the whites from whipping. If suitable for the recipe, add a source of acid, such as lemon juice or cream of tartar before you begin the whipping process. This stabilizes the foam and prevents it from separating quickly after whipping. Start whipping slowly to begin the aeration process, then increase the speed to a rapid whip to develop the foam. When adding the sugar, test the meringue by rubbing a little between the fingers. NOTES : Although there are three components, the preparation is simple. The crème brûlée is cooked on the stove top, requiring no water bath or oven time. The meringues can be made up to a day ahead, if the weather is not too humid. The simple raspberry sauce will keep for several days in the refrigerator. Cooking Hints Whipping Egg Whites Use very clean bowls and beaters. Any foreign material, but particularly grease or soap file can inhibit foaming. Metal or glass bowls are the best. Plastic is not recommended because grease may cling to plastic surfaces, even after cleaning. Yields: 8 servings
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