Joël Robuchon's Swiss Meringue Trick That Makes a 3-Ingredient Soufflé Rise Higher Than Any Other
Chris Young breaks down Joël Robuchon's legendary chocolate soufflé — made with just egg whites, sugar, and dark chocolate. The secret is a Swiss meringue technique where egg whites are heated to 130°F before whipping, creating a more stable foam that supports an exceptional rise. Bonus: these soufflés can be baked straight from frozen.
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by Chris Young
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1Softened butter (for ramekins)
- 2120g granulated sugar, plus extra for coating
- 3150g dark chocolate
- 4300g egg whites
- 51.5g cream of tartar (optional)
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