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Hot Mango Souffls

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Eggs, Dairy Food networ, Food1 8 Servings

INGREDIENTS

7 oz Kumquats or about 30
kumquats
1/2 pt Orange juice
4 T Cointreau
2 Mango
4 Eggs
2 T Granulated or caster sugar
1/4 Single cream

INSTRUCTIONS

Preheat the oven to 190C. You will need 8-10 ramekin dishes. Slice
kumquats and put in a saucepan with orange juice and Cointreau. Bring
to the boil and allow to simmer for 40 minutes to reduce.  Separate
eggs, put whites in a large bowl and put yolks in a food  processor or
liquidizer with drained mango, cream and sugar. Process  until smooth .
Whisk egg whites until stiff and fold into mango  mixture. put into
ramekins and either cook immediately for 25 minutes  and serve with
sauce or freeze uncooked.  May be prepared up to this point the day
before and the souffls may be  frozen before cooking.  Cook souffls
from frozen - put in oven for 35 minutes and serve  immediately. Re
heat sauce over gentle heat for 5 minutes or in  microwave for 3
minutes and serve with souffls.  The souffls will sink quite quickly
once they have been taken out of  the oven. Don't linger between the
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