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Recipe of the Week features simple, practical recipes accented with a top chef's personal touch. This week, Maureen Kilpatrick of Oleana shares her recipe for Nougat, a light homemade ice cream.

Nougat (Serves 2)
By Maureen Kilpatrick

 
Ingredients
  2 cups

heavy cream

  0.33 cups honey
  2 tablespoons syrup
  0.75 cup sugar
  5 ounces egg whites (approx 4 eggs)
  1 cup candied orange peel, diced
  1 cup pistachio praline
  0.50 cup pistachios, chopped
  2 tablespoons orange blossum water
   
  Preparation
  1

Using a mixer, whip cream to soft peak and refrigerate.

  2

Combine the honey, corn syrup, 0.25 cup and 2 tablespoons of sugar in a saucepan and place on low heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar.

  3

Using a mixer, whip egg whites on medium speed until foamy.

  4

Increase the speed and slowly add the remaining 0.25 cup and 2 tablespoons of sugar. Keep whipping until whites are stiff and shiny.

  5

Before the whites form stiff peaks, cook the honey mixture to 250 degrees on a candy thermometer. If whites stiffen before sugar is ready, reduce speed to low or medium.

  6

With mixer on low speed, pour sugar syrup into the egg whites. Increase to high speed and whip 5 to 7 minutes until whites are very cool and stiff.

  7

Fold whipped cream into whites one third at a time. Keep folding until smooth. Add orange peel, praline, pistachio and orange blossom water.

  8

Nougat can be frozen in a plastic container to be scooped or molded into two 8-inch square pans to be cut into pieces and served.