Disclaimer: Thanks to Davidson’s Safest Choice Eggs for sponsoring this post! All the opinions expressed here are honest and my own.
Making a meringue pie (or more specifically no-bake, crustless, gluten-free passion fruit meringue pies) couldn’t be quicker or more care-free than by using these pasteurized eggs from Safest Choice Eggs.
If you have ever made a meringue topping, a mousse, eggnog, a dessert that calls for raw cookie dough, hollandaise sauce, or poached, over-easy, or sunny side up eggs– basically any recipe that calls for raw or lightly cooked eggs– there is generally a risk involving salmonella. Salmonella is a bacterium that can be found on both the outer and inner parts of eggs, and can cause illness. But with pasteurized eggs from Safest Choice Eggs, this risk is eliminated. This is because the eggs that they produce undergo an all-natural pasteurization process using a gentle warm water bath, all without changing the nutritional content or flavor of the eggs. This means that pasteurized eggs from Safest Choice Eggs are safe for consumption before the eggs even enter your kitchen!
If you didn’t know, most eggs sold in cartons are NOT pasteurized, but Safest Choice Eggs are!!! These pasteurized eggs are available in two varieties: All-Natural and Cage Free. Both varieties of eggs are from vegetarian-fed hens which are hormone- and antibiotic-free. And not only that! Safest Choice eggs come from USDA certified and inspected farms which are Kosher certified. What else could one ask for?!
So the next time that you buy eggs, make sure to get pasteurized eggs from Safest Choice Eggs… and gain peace of mind!
Without pasteurized eggs from Safest Choice Eggs, the meringue for our passion fruit meringue pies would have to be whisked in a double-boiler containing simmering water in order to pasteurize the eggs. But thanks to Safest Choice Eggs, this process can be safely skipped. Yay!!!!!!!!!!!
Our passion fruit meringue pies are no-bake, gluten-free, and super quick and easy to make. They are great for intelligent entertaining and, of course, are guilt-free (small-sized portions and salmonella-free)!
Like the French, Brazilians are just crazy for passion fruit. So why not feature a treat here inspired by one of Brazil’s most delightful desserts: Torta de Maracujá com Chantilly or Passion Fruit Meringue Pie. The difference is, our passion fruit meringue pies are crustless and are served in individual portions, which conveniently eliminates the slicing process. 😉
And don’t worry at all about having to find the fruit. Our passion fruit meringue pies are made from frozen passion fruit pulp — available at most local supermarkets in America. Safest Choice Eggs are also available at many supermarkets, and their handy store locator can even search your zip code to find Safest Choice Eggs near you!
These passion fruit meringue pies are a real hit among my family and friends, and I think that they will be among yours as well.
Try Safest Choice Eggs and enjoy our scrumptious and quick passion fruit meringue pies!!!
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No Bake Passion Fruit Meringue Pies
Ingredients
- For the Passion Fruit Cream:
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk 14-ounce or 396 g
- 1 cup thawed passion fruit frozen pulp**
- ¼ cup heavy whipping cream
- **NOTE: Frozen pulp must be completely thawed (i.e. liquid) before measuring. For highly concentrated passion fruit pulp (French brands), decrease amount of pulp to ½ cup.
- For the Meringue:
- 4 large Safest Choice Pasteurized Egg whites at room temperature
- 3 teaspoons cream of tartar to give stability to the meringue
- 1½ cups powdered sugar
- ½ teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- For Garnishing: optional
- 4 passion fruits cut in half and pulp removed
Instructions
- Make the passion fruit cream by blending all 3 ingredients in a blender for about 1 to 2 minutes or until mixture is smooth, creamy, and thick. Pour in ramekins (2/3 to 3/4 full), cover, and refrigerate for at least 3 hours.
- Make the meringue: In a bowl of an electric mixer, beat egg whites with the cream of tartar starting at low speed and gradually increasing to high until egg whites get foamy and thicker. Add the sugar gradually while beating egg whites on high speed. Beat egg whites just until stiff and glossy -- Do not go further or texture will change! Add the vanilla, mixing just until combined.
- Garnish the top of the passion fruit cream with the passion fruit pulp (seeds) – ONLY if desired! Then, using a large star tip or other tip of your preference, pipe meringue onto the crustless passion fruit pies. Toast meringue with a blow torch and enjoy! Passion fruit meringue pies can also be refrigerated and served later.
Chris @ The Café Sucré Farine
Beautiful Denise! These look amazing. I never thought of using passion fruit puree, what a great idea. I love the individual portions too,
Denise Browning
Thanks, Chris! Because they are small, they are kind of guilt-free. Passion fruit can be very expensive and is seasonal so I make a lot of treats using its pulp.
Sugar et al
You’ve combined two of my favourites..meringue and passion fruit and they look fabulous! We are fortunate that we get the fruit here pretty much all round the year. Can’t wait to give this a try.
Denise Browning
Sonali: In Brazil, passion fruit is available almost all year round as well. It is big, with a yellow peel, and full of pulp. This is one of my fave fruits. Luck you that this delicious fruit is available quite often.
Shashi @ RunninSrilankan
Denise – these little passion-fruit meringue pies are adorable! Love your use of passion fruit and condensed milk – I can almost taste how delicious and decadent these are!
Denise Browning
Thank you, Shashi! This treat was inspired by Brazilian passion fruit tart which is made with condensed milk.
Deb
Such a ethereal dessert! An informative post with egg safety and love the tip about passion fruit pulp! Great post, Denise!
Kumar's Kitchen
amazing food clicks Denise and such a beautiful recipe…your posts are always an inspiration,thanks 🙂
Denise Browning
Thanks a lot, Kumar! Wishing you a wonderful day…
Raymund
This is a really nice dessert! I love passion fruit
Denise Browning
Thank you, Raymund! I love passion fruit as well!
Mi Vida en un Dulce
If there is something I love is maracuya.
We don’t have pasteurized eggs, I think that product will take a long to come down to Peru.
Denise Browning
Hola, Nydia! This is a great product that really makes one’s life easier in the kitchen.
Lady Lilith
I like the idea of no bake when my oven is cooking for a large dinner party. thanks for sharing the recipe.
Denise Browning
Thank you! I do hope you have the chance to try both this recipe and these pasteurized eggs.
Kathleen
Putting these on my must try list!! They look delish!
Denise Browning
Thank you, Kathleen! This is an easy and quick recipe… It is a hit at my household.
Liz
I never knew I could get passion fruit puree in the freezer section! I’m going to hunt some down. Your meringue top pies are gorgeous! And I’m a big fan of Safest Choice eggs, too.
Denise Browning
This was the first time that I tried these eggs. They really made my life easier and this recipe much quicker.
I hope you find frozen passion fruit pulp, Liz! I use it in many recipes such as mousses, drinks, cakes, ice cream, tarts, etc. It pairs well with chocolate!!! My family is crazy for passion fruit. For me, it tastes like summer!