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Marshmallow Cream Fluff Recipe and Video

I made a fun vid of my marshmallow cream recipe. You can use marshmallow cream fluff with ice cream, on cake, cupcakes, in trifles, on pies, in fluff sandwiches, as s’mores…. pretttty much anything. I also use it in my chocolate strawberry hearts . SO it can be used in a gazillion different ways, and taste much better than American buttercream (ewe) frosting.

I also have Matt Damon as a star guest on my show! I know, right? It was only a matter of time until he fell in love with me.

This is me in my cookie demonstration, contemplating the delicious ways to consume marshmallow cream fluff. Ideally, with nobody else because sharing food is the pits.

Ingredients for Marshmallow Cream Fluff

– 2 egg whites

– 1/4  teaspoon of cream of tartar

–  1/2 cup of corn syrup

– 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract or half vanilla bean

– 1/4 cup of sugar (granulated..you know the kind people put in their coffee) + another 1 tablespoon of sugar

– 1/6 cup of water

Set up two stations. In your first station, Combine egg whites and cream of tartar into mixing bowl. Place the 1 tablespoon of sugar next to KitchenAid mixer.
At second station, pour ⅙ cup of water, corn syrup and the ¼ cup of sugar into a sauce pan on stove. Attach candy thermometer. (Candy thermometers are easy to use, and many will beep at you once it reaches the desired heat!).
Heat on medium, stirring occasionally. Attach a candy thermometer

Turn KitchenAid mixer on medium to whip up egg whites.
As soon as the egg whites begin to froth up, slowly add the tablespoon of sugar. Soft peaks will form.

Once the boiling sugar mixture has reached 245 degrees, turn off heat and IMMEDIATELY remove from stove.
Turn the mixer on low (with the egg white still in the bowl) and slowly pour the sugar into the egg white.
Turn to high to whip in more air, and add vanilla.  Mixture should be white, and airy.

Top an ice cream sundae with marshmallow cream fluff.

OR spoon some marshmallow cream onto a cupcake. Add berries for a Valentine’s day (or any day of the year!) touch.

I also used this for my chocolate covered strawberry hearts filled with marshmallow cream. Check out that recipe here.

NOW WATCH MY VIDEO. IT’S SO SEXY. Happy Valentine’s Day. No, you may not come over and share this with me, make your own damn marshmallow cream.

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