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Help with Soufflee problem



Pretty Plnk Fairy

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Jan 30, 2008
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anyone on here got any experience of doing Soufflees?

Trying to do a twice baked roquefort Soufflee and following the recipe in Delia Smiths book but every time I take it out the oven it goes floppy and sinks slowly back down. pretty hceesed off with it now NO PUN INTENDED, any ideas?

regards

DR
 




Goldstone1976

We Got Calde in!!
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Apr 30, 2013
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Give it to the Russian lads? I doubt they'll notice it isn't right. Whatever you do, don't serve it to us Brighton scarfers; we'd know it was wrong straight away.
 






Soulman

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Oct 22, 2012
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anyone on here got any experience of doing Soufflees?

Trying to do a twice baked roquefort Soufflee and following the recipe in Delia Smiths book but every time I take it out the oven it goes floppy and sinks slowly back down. pretty hceesed off with it now NO PUN INTENDED, any ideas?

regards

DR

Leaving it to Remain in the oven means it will eventually be spoiled, then you will realise that it should have been taken Out long before.
 




AmexRuislip

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Feb 2, 2014
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Ruislip
anyone on here got any experience of doing Soufflees?

Trying to do a twice baked roquefort Soufflee and following the recipe in Delia Smiths book but every time I take it out the oven it goes floppy and sinks slowly back down. pretty hceesed off with it now NO PUN INTENDED, any ideas?

regards

DR
They fall. That's just what they do. There's no structure to hold them up other than being inflated with hot air. As soon as they start to cool they drop. You've got about one minute to serve them while they still look great, but by the time you've taken a couple bites they'll be deflated.

Found on interweb :)
 




sydney

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Jul 11, 2003
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town full of eejits
anyone on here got any experience of doing Soufflees?

Trying to do a twice baked roquefort Soufflee and following the recipe in Delia Smiths book but every time I take it out the oven it goes floppy and sinks slowly back down. pretty hceesed off with it now NO PUN INTENDED, any ideas?

regards

DR

very common problem for the older gastronome......get mrs. ppf to shove her finger in it ....no charge..:wink:
 






Read your souffle recipe. Then, read it again. Reading the recipe over ensures you are to make sure you are clear on the instructions and, very important, you have all the ingredients prepared and ready. Once you start to make a soufflé it does not like interruption while you try to find that elusive missing ingredient.
Collect together all the equipment you will need to prepare your souffle (this should be in the recipe).
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Measure and weigh all the ingredients before you start cooking.
Make sure all the equipment you are using is scrupliously clean and grease free. Greasy spoons, bowls or whisk stop egg whites from rising sufficiently which can make the souffle collapse.
Ensure all your ingredients, especially the eggs, are at room temperature. Do not use cold eggs.
Prepare and grease soufflé dishes, either large or individual ones, before you start making the soufflé mixture.
Preheat the oven, so once the soufflé is made and in the dish it can go directly into the oven.
Be warned. It is not an "Old Wives Tale" that opening the door while a soufflé is cooking can cause it to sink, it is true. Be aware that a sudden rise or fall in temperature during cooking will have that effect. Try not to do it though seriously, it will not be a total disaster if you open and close the oven door quickly, but best avoided if at all possible.
The table,side dishes and guests should be assembled and ready before the soufflé goes in the oven. Don't start to cook unless you know you can serve it directly to the table. within no time, a souffle will slowly start to sink. If you want to show-off, then get the souffle to the table as quickly as possible.
Work quickly and calmly, and most of all have fun; there's no greater joy than cooking for oneself, family or friends.:moo:
 


Yes Chef

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Apr 11, 2016
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In the kitchen
anyone on here got any experience of doing Soufflees?

Trying to do a twice baked roquefort Soufflee and following the recipe in Delia Smiths book but every time I take it out the oven it goes floppy and sinks slowly back down. pretty hceesed off with it now NO PUN INTENDED, any ideas?

regards

DR


I suspect this is a COMEDY, but did you actually bake them TWICE?
 




AmexRuislip

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Feb 2, 2014
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BN9 BHA

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Jul 14, 2013
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Newhaven
anyone on here got any experience of doing Soufflees?

Trying to do a twice baked roquefort Soufflee and following the recipe in Delia Smiths book but every time I take it out the oven it goes floppy and sinks slowly back down. pretty hceesed off with it now NO PUN INTENDED, any ideas?

regards

DR

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I heard you was in France, watching Germany :whistle:
 










Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
32,165
Valhalla
It was funny the first few times, but it's a bit out of order hacking the bloke's account.
It's not hacked.

Pretty PInk Fairy is different to Pretty pink fairy.

It's a good copy as the post history was somehow copied.
 








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