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Crisp meringues served with the rich double cream of Gruyère — a famous dessert from western Switzerland.
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Meringues à la crème double is a specialty of the Gruyère region in the canton of Fribourg. It pairs the area's famously rich double cream (at least 45% butterfat) with light, crisp white meringues — simple but luxurious. The meringues are dried slowly in a low oven so they melt away on the tongue.
Whip the egg whites until stiff, adding the sugar in several additions, to make a glossy, firm meringue.
Pipe or spoon rounds onto parchment paper.
Bake at 110°C for about 90 minutes so they dry out slowly.
Add vanilla to the double cream and whip lightly.
Serve the meringues with plenty of cream and berries if you like.