Either under-whipped egg whites, too low oven temperature, or you keep opening the oven door to check on the souffle (lowering the oven temperature). Souffles should not drop whilst in the oven, if souffles do fall it should be a few minutes after they have been removed from the oven... You may just have a peculiar oven, or a bad recipe.
A just cooked souffle is full of air, rough treatment can knock the air out or simply the passage of time will allow the air to escape, which is why a souffle should be served immediately after it is cooked and not stored or kept warm for later.
The souffle is nothing but a bunch of bubbles. Just like a soap bubble. Slam the door and they all pop.
you need to put a little bit of baking powder in your mixture and DO NOT open your oven door whilst a souffle is cooking, as it will instantly make it flat. hope i helped =] by Chazzii.Bee
tepid means warm, so use tepid water around your souffle before putting it in the oven
its a souffle from France mate!
The souffle originated in France.
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There are several reasons your souffle may sink in the middle. Number one is over beating the egg whites. When they reach that optimum point they will become glossy, and then stop! Another reason is that your oven may not be hot enough. When your souffle is done it must be served immediately.
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The Cheese souffle originated in champagne
Sort of, souffles are made by mixing a thick custard with whipped egg whites.
origin of souffle
Remember, a good souffle can't be made without flour!