I made this on Saturday for a dinner party and it went down a storm, really beautiful. One hint, don't use frozen raspberries as they are too juicy, and this starts to seep out of the sides. Everyone loved it , great recipe.

First time I've tried making meringue. I realised the zest was staying in the whisk mesh so made sure I scraped it off and mixed it in. I didn't pipe it out, just smoothed out three rectangular blobs and it looked much like the photo - it was HUGE. And delicious. I'd make it again either for family or entertaining.

Scrummy pudding. The lime is divine and the dessert is well worth the effort. I made the meringue the evening before and filled it just before serving. Guests all asked for the recipe.

This was the first time I'd ever made meringues and I was very impressed at how easy it was. I only used two of the three layers as I was worried how easily it would fall apart when cut. Instead I put some of the cream and raspberries on the 2nd layer and coated with some grated dark chocolate. It went down very well!

This was my first attempt at any type of meringue - it was easy to follow and fun to make...all my guests loved it!

This looked really good but i would definately not make it again. It was far too sweet. Nobody finished their serving9everyone agreed it was too sweet) and i picked the raspberries out of what was left and threw the rest away.

Absolutely lovely. Made a nice change for traditional pavlova which is one of my failsafes.

This went down a treat, very good as the pudding to a veggie dinner party, I zushed up extra raspberries to make a couli sauce to go with it as well. Yum!!

Lovely recipe but use an extra large piping nozzle if you choose to pipe it as the coconut blocked mine up and I ended up in a right mess!!!!

Made this at the weekend and it turned out great. Absolutely delicious and easy to make. I just spread the mixture onto the baking tray but think I will pipe the mixture next time. Definitely recommend to try.

Absolutely wonderful! Light tasting and refreshing. Takes a bit time and effort to make though. But completely worth it!

Easy and looks impressive. The filling turned out little runny, however I had this great idea of lining an empty tissue box with clingfilm (meringues turned out to be spot on the same size!!!), placed the first meringue at the bottom of the box, then filling, second layer etc., placed in the fridge and then freezer half our before serving. The just ripped the box open, removed cling film - held its shape beautifully, and was lovely and refreshing. Definitely recommend for an impressive looking pud!

Fantastic summer pudd.
*i made circles and stacked two, to make it look prettier for a dinner party, topping off with cream and raspberries
*i added finely chopped 50g of dark bitter chocolate to meringue mixture to counter act the sugary sweetness. -works really well too with the lime and raspberries

lush lush lush

Lovely and light, raspberrys and lime give it a lovely summer taste, would be great bar b q dessert, just unsure what to do with my egg yoks?? any ideas welcome!

This was simple and easy to make but looked very impressive. I thought the meringue had more of a texture and taste to macaroons.
I loved it but you do have to really like coconut. I'm going to make it with 1/2 the coconut next time and see how it comes out. I'd also be tempted to make the same topping with a normal pavlova base

An absolute winner! I had no flaked coconut so just sprinkled one meringue with a bit of desicated coconut instead. Am also going to try swopping the raspberries for mango next time.

Rather tasty however the desicated coconut in the meringue was a little chewy and gritty. I couldnt get fresh limes anywhere so the juice had to do, if I made it again I would make sure I had fresh limes as the zest would be much tastier! Its worth making!

I made this for my mum's birthday and now she wants it every year. I just used the lime zest and found that was enough lime flavour, I can't get double cream so I didn't want to add any extra liquid to whipping cream because it wouldn't whip for me when I tried that before. Lovely refreshing dessert and pretty too.

It was delicious, but I couldn't make it look as beautiful as the pic as it all cracked when I tried to unstick the paper from the base. Also, I found (when I licked it!) that a lot of the lime zest stuck to the criss-cross bits of my electric whisk. Presumably the lime flavour was affected by this. If I do it again, I will stir the zest in after whipping the cream.

You can get frozen rasps in the freezer section of many supermarkets.

I made this for a special dinner party dessert as I have bags of
frozen raspberries from our allotment. I used just half double cream and half Greek yogurt. It looked beautiful and the lime cut through all the sweetness. It was a great success!