Pavlova is a delicious dessert that consists of a meringue cake with a whipped cream topping, and often includes slices of fruit on top. Pavlova was invented in the 1920s or 1930s, and is named for the Russian ballerina, Anna Pavlova. Sources are in dispute over whether pavlova was actually invented in Australia or in New Zealan
Because she was the first ballerina to go "on tour." She brought ballet to the people and increased the interest in it all over the world.
The dessert Pavlova was named after a Russian Ballet dancer Anna Pavlova who visited Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s. There is confusion and argument over whether the dessert is originally from Australia or New Zealand. It was a tradition to name desserts after famous opera or ballet stars. A version of the dessert was named after Anna Pavlova in both Wellington NZ, Perth Australia and Melbourne Australia but desserts made from Meringue filled with fruit and cream were around for a long time in both countries (and elsewhere) before that. So it is unlikely that there will ever be a proven answer to this question.
The basic pavlova itself is supposed to look like a big cake-shaped meringue with a creamy crust over a soft centre. You then adorn the pavlova with fresh or tinned fruit, and cream. See the related link for ideas on how to decorate a pavlova.
It is most likely that the temperature in your oven was set wrongly, or the pavlova was overcooked, resulting in an over-browned, chewy pavlova. It can still be redeemed - just slather it with plenty of fruit and cream.
More dance steps and involving the crowd
Pavlova is a desert made primarily from egg whites and sugar, often filled with whipped cream and fruit. Pineapple Lumps are confectionary with chocolate coating over a pineapple flavoured hard or soft centre.
No, no one can learn how to dance anyone can dance its a case of how well you can dance but to get better just keep doing it over and over again. xxx
Well, the way I learned the dance was by watching the openining, over and over. Just search on YouTube "How to do the Lucky Star dance."
Anna. If you want to have proper latin translation there would be a macron over the last "a" in Anna.
the word dance came fom all over the world
People dance the tango all over the world.