Food Porn: Parmesan Souffle

by Nicole Weston, Posted Aug 29th 2006 @ 8:03PM

A photo of a souffle that is taken just as it emerges from the oven is a wonderful thing. It is at that moment that the souffle is at its highest and most delicate stage, before the lower temperature of the room causes the dish to gently deflate. This is a Silverbeet and Parmesan Souffle, captured at that very moment, by Haalo at Cook (almost) Anything At Least Once. Silverbeet, a.k.a. chard, has a very slightly bitter taste to it that mellows when it is cooked, but would still provide a bit of contrast to the richness of the cheese flavor in this souffle. The finished dish is much easier to achieve than it looks, particularly if you follow the recipe closely and don't over-beat the egg whites, and is the perfect way to start off light summer meals and warm winter ones.

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