Pavlova is a must have for Christmas season, so here is How to make Mini pavlova?
December is always a whole month of Celebration. It means lots of Shopping especially for Baking, Packing and Gifting.Â
Yes!! Christmas Season is here and its all going to be white, red and green!! Now that all Schools and even in apartments we celebrate Christmas. And it’s not fulfilled without baked goodies.

This is my 5th post for Bakeathon, where many other bloggers bake and share their recipes. This happens all through December. For details of other bloggers, check below.Â
For the next few days, I will be sharing what ever I made for this Christmas. I am starting my Christmas bakes with this lovely white clouds called Pavlova. They are very similar to meringue, that’s baked using the Egg Whites and Sugar as major ingredients. Pavlovas are baked usually in bigger portions compared to Meringues.


Did You Know?
The first known instance of using Christmas trees were in 16th century Germany. Instead of the glitzy decorations we see on them today, they were decorated with fruits and nuts. These trees are evergreen and are also known as yule trees.
How to make perfect pavlova?
- Use a clean bowl, wipe the bowl and whisk using lemon juice or vinegar with a tissue paper.
- Be Careful while separating Egg Whites. If there is any yolk, then discard it and start from first.
- Beat the Whites and Sugar till smooth and glossy. There should be no streaks of sugar when you rubbed in between your fingers.
- Baking temperature should be kept very low, since pavlovas will turn brown color in higher temperature.
- Bake it for longer time and leave the oven door unopened for atleast 30 minutes after baked.
Tag me if you try this recipe in Instagram or Facebook using #bittybakes.

Christmas Mini Pavlova
Ingredients
- 3 Egg Whites
- 3/4 Cup Castor Sugar
- 1 tsp Corn Flour
- 1 tsp Lemon Juice
- 1 tsp Vanilla Extract
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 120 C. Prepare a cookie tray with parchment paper.
- Carefully separate the Egg Whites in a clean bowl.
- Using an electric beater, beat the whites for 1 minute until soft peaks start to form.
- With the mixer on, slowly add in the sugar 1 tbsp at a time. After all the sugar is finished scrap the sides of the bowl.
- Beat the mixture until smooth and glossy. There should not be any sugar particles when you rub it in between your fingers. If there is any, then beat again for 2 more minutes.
- Fold in lemon juice, vanilla and corn flour using a spatula.
- Drop 2 tbsp dollops on the prepared tray with 2 inch space in between.
- Bake it at 100 C for 1 hour. Turn off the oven and leave it inside unopened for 30 minutes.
Check out the other bloggers doing this Bake-a-thon

Mini pick me ups are so cute and inviting ! Perfect edible gift for Xmas !
Pavlovas have been on my to-do list since long… I don’t know why I never got to trying, but I would really love to… those mini ones look so tempting with the fruit toppings…
PAvlova is my favourite dessert with loads of fresh fruit toppings, omg you are tempting me with those mini cute looking pavlova. You have got them prefectly. Well done.
Pavlovas look so festive and pretty , perfect for Christmas ! And you have some fantastic clicks there . Lovely set up !
Those mini ones look so cute and good..nice edible gift!
so cute and beautifully captured.. I love to bake this pavlova soon..
The mini pavlova looks so cute and beautifully presented.Love the clicks.
I have always wanted to bake pavlova, but was so afraid that I would make a mess. These mini ones are uber cute and perfect for this season.
Look at that , perfect white, red and green. Gorgeous bake dear, looks so perfect. beautiful clicks too!!! Looks very festive!
Pavlovas have been on my to-make list for a very very long time. Yours turned out absolutely perfect – crispy on the outside, nice and creamy inside. Beautifully presented.
You mini version looks very cute. It has turned our perfect.
what a pretty dessert topped with all those luscious fruits
Such a pretty sight!! so colorful just right for the festive dessert platter!!
BEAUTIFULLY CLICKED. Looks so festive. Perfect for this season
Your mini pavlovas look pretty colorful and festive.
Ah on my to do list since ages. I have once tasted this in my office party and wanted to make it ever since. You have baked it so nicely. Yum and delicious.
Mini Pavlovas looks so detachable and tempting. Never had them before, bookmarked it.