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Souffle
Prounounced: "Sue-Flay"A light fluffy dish of egg yolks and stiffly beaten egg whites mixed with any variety of other ingedients. A primary ingredient in baked souffles - though it is seldom mentioned in the ingedient list - is air. The word souffle literally means "puffed-up". Air trapped in the body of the souffle causes the dish to look inflated. Conversely, when too much air escapes from the baked dish, a souffle will look deflated. That is why most baked souffles are served immediatly from the oven.
Chilled and frozen souffles are primily served as desert items.
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Recipes with "Souffle" in the title:
- Alabama Egg and Sausage Souffle
- Arkansas Breakfast Souffle
- Artichoke Souffle
- Baked Omelette Souffle
- Blueberry Breakfast Souffle
- Breakfast Pudding Souffle
- Cajun Souffle
- Cheddar Bacon Souffle
- Cheddar Grits Souffle
- Cheese Grits Souffle
- Cheese And Herb Souffle Omelet
- Cheese Souffle
- Cheese Souffle (Vintage)
- Creamy Cheese Souffle
- Easy Pumpkin Maple Souffle
- Finnish Pancakes (Souffle-Style)
- French Toast Souffle
- Grand Marnier Souffle
- Maple Syrup Souffle
- Mini Pumpkin Souffles
- Mock Cheese Souffle
- Parmesan And Chive Egg Souffle
- Perfect Cheese Souffle
- Sausage Souffle
- Spinach Souffle
- Spinach Souffle (Vintage)
- Spinach Souffle II
- Sweet Grits Souffle
- Twelve Hour Sausage Souffle
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