
Crisp meringue with a marshmallow middle, cream and fruit
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Pavlova is a cloud of baked meringue — crisp and cracky on the outside, soft like marshmallow inside — piled with whipped cream and fresh fruit. It was named after Anna Pavlova, a famous Russian ballerina who toured the world in the 1920s; a dessert this light and airy seemed just right for a dancer.
Australia and New Zealand have a friendly argument about who invented it first — and both adore it. It's the star of summer holidays and Christmas tables, usually crowned with strawberries, passionfruit, and kiwi.
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