How to Prevent Lemon Meringue Weeping: Essential Tips

Learn how to stop lemon meringue from weeping with these simple tips for perfect desserts.

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To prevent lemon meringue from weeping, ensure the lemon filling is hot when you spread the meringue on top. This helps the layers bind and prevents moisture from seeping out. Also, avoid over-beating the meringue, which can cause separation.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What causes lemon meringue to weep? Lemon meringue weeps due to moisture seeping out from the lemon filling, often caused by improper layering or temperature differences.
  2. How can I fix weeping meringue? To fix weeping meringue, ensure the filling is hot before adding the meringue and avoid over-beating the meringue.
  3. Can I store lemon meringue pie? What happens? Storing lemon meringue pie in the fridge can lead to weeping. It's best served fresh to maintain texture and flavor.
  4. What is the best way to make meringue? The best way to make meringue is to beat egg whites until soft peaks form, ensuring no yolks mix in, and to add sugar gradually while beating.

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