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Bake a Mango And Ginger Baked Alaska
 with Frisky Froyo, Edinburgh

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  • Step 1

    Buy a large tub of Frisky Froyo in Alphonso Mango flavour (we’ve gone for a Natural/Mango swirl). Ensure that you get it home as soon as possible and then place it in the freezer for at least two hours to harden.


  • How to make a frozen dessert. Mango And Ginger Baked Alaska
 - Step 2
    Step 2

    Cut out a circle of ginger cake, about the same diameter as the froyo tub. 

At this stage we find it helps to make yourself a cup of tea & eat the remaining pieces of gingerbread. 



  • Step 3

    Shortly before you are ready to serve the Baked Alaska…



  • How to make a frozen dessert. Mango And Ginger Baked Alaska
 - Step 4
    Step 4

    Whisk the 4 egg whites until firm peaks form when the whisk is removed.


  • Step 5

    If you are a champion multi-tasker, you can begin heating the sugar and water whilst you beat your eggs; as soon as the syrup reaches 121c remove the pan from the heat.


  • Step 6

    Immediately resume whisking the egg whites with the beater at its
lowest speed, and gradually (and very carefully!) pour the sugar syrup in a steady stream.

  • Step 7

    Continue beating for about five minutes or until the meringue has
cooled.


  • How to make a frozen dessert. Mango And Ginger Baked Alaska
 - Step 8
    Step 8

    Remove the froyo from the tub and place on the ginger cake.


  • How to make a frozen dessert. Mango And Ginger Baked Alaska
 - Step 9
    Step 9

    Pipe or spread the Italian meringue all over leaving no gaps. 


  • How to make a frozen dessert. Mango And Ginger Baked Alaska
 - Step 10
    Step 10

    Brown the outside with a blowtorch, or alternatively, place in an oven preheated to 200C/400F/Gas 6 for 8-10 minutes.


  • Step 11

    EAT!

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