Marcus Wareing served up a delicious peach Eton mess with char-grilled peaches, tea syrup, cobnut brittle and lavender flowers on Marcus Wearing’s Tales from a Kitchen Garden.
The ingredients for the tea syrup: 150ml boiling water, 10g loose-leaf lapsang souchong tea or 4 lapsang tea bags, 200g caster sugar, 100g honey and pinch salt.
For the cobnut brittle: olive oil, for brushing, 200g cobnuts, shelled, chopped, plus extra to serve, 1 sprig lavender, flowers picked, 200g caster sugar and 1 tbsp tea syrup.
For the peaches: 8 peaches, nectarines or apricots, halved, stones removed and olive oil, for brushing.
To serve: 600ml double cream, 1 vanilla pod, split lengthways, seeds scraped out, 6–8 meringue nests, crushed, lavender flowers and fresh basil leaves.
See recipes by Marcus in his book titled: Marcus’ Kitchen: My favourite recipes to inspire your home-cooking available from Amazon now.
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Sorry but this is not an Eton mess, call it anything else you want. I’m sure it’s delicious seeing as Marcus is one the best chefs around however it is not a Eton mess 🤣