Not exact matches
Since I had two batches of homemade
puff pastry left
in my freezer from making Pithivier, I figured that this was a great experiment to try and it would
use up some of that decadent
pastry dough.
I
used puff pastry which made it very easy to make as I had some
in the freezer.
You could serve it over turkey breast,
use it
in turkey and cream cheese sandwiches, or pour it over baked brie
in puff pastry.
Place the
puff pastry on top of the ramekins or casserole dish then
using a sharp knife, made slits
in the dough.
I
used store bought
puff pastry, had some frangipane
in the freezer from another project and instead of making prune filling, I
used some black plum jam that I made last summer.
Using a plate or bowl approximately 8» / 20 cm
in diameter and a very sharp knife, cut out a circle of
puff pastry.
These Bubble Éclairs are like cream
puffs piped (I
used a
pastry bag and tip rather than a cookie scoop or spoon) snuggled up together
in éclair form.
For the pies
in these images, I
used regular wheat
puff pastry, as I really wanted that «
puffed» looked but do you know what, that kind of failed.
Use the
pastry bag tip or the tip of a paring knife to make a small hole
in the bottom of each cream
puff.
This
puff pastry can be frozen for months (just defrost overnight
in the refrigerator before
using), and is easiest to work with when it's been sitting out on the counter for about 10 minutes.
Lay the rolled out
puff pastry dough
in the prepared tart pan (a shallow pie dish works well too) and trim the edges
using the edge of a rolling pin rolled across the top.
But if you want, you can
use the frozen, store bought
puff pastry that comes
in a 17 ounce (480 gram) box containing two sheets of frozen
puff.
Using it for the filling
in spinach and cheese
puff pastry roll ups.
Made this
pastry effortlessly by
using store bought
puff pastry,
in 20 minutes these were ready to be devoured.
The
puff pastry has been replaced with almond flour, so no concerns about wheat or grains, and the filling is made with no dairy,
using only ingredients commonly found
in Paleo cooking and baking recipes.
I know it will not be easy to swallow that I consider having recourse to refined SHEA BUTTER but here are some reasons: 1) coconut oil is costly and my aim is not only to avoid
using unethically sourced products, but also to reduce the cost of food; 2) coconut oil has a very low melting point, even lower than spreadable butter, and even
in its solid state it is quite soft, so I am afraid this vegan butter will not be fit for making
puff pastry; 3) for all I know, and I know little, so I am not completely sure of this, coconut oil has a better nutrient profile than shea butter and is less harmful (one may infer it from the resemblance between shea butter and palm oil).
I recommend you to
use (vegan)
puff pastry, but
in case you don't have it, you can try this homemade oat flour dough instead.
But if
in a hurry you can
use store - bought
puff pastry, pizza or crescent roll dough.
Using a 2 - inch
in diameter biscuit cutter, cut the
puff pastry into 2 - inch rounds.
In my photo, I made a rectangular tart because the
puff pastry I bought was shaped that way, but you can
use the usual round shape of either refrigerated pie dough, or frozen
puff pastry.
Our editor -
in - chief Adam Rapoport — or Rapo, as we call him —
uses puff pastry for this quick but elegant pot pie.
Prepared
puff pastry is
used as the base
in this epic dessert.
I feel no shame
in using good quality store bought
puff pastry.
This recipe is meant to be
used in place of
puff pastry in any recipe you chose.
Working with one
puff pastry sheet at a time (leave the second one
in the refrigerator until
using it) roll out the
pastry to a size of 9 - inches by 12 - inches.
Make the dough
using these instructions, and then
use the dough
in another recipe that calls for
puff pastry.
This beef pot pie — which spares a decent whack of saturated fat if you're
using puff pastry — is easily made
in the slow cooker or can be left pottering on the stove.
Use up cherry tomatoes
in these little
puff pastry tartlets - get ahead by roasting the three whole garlic bulbs the night before
Because I was making salmon wellington and wrapping mine
in puff pastry, I didn't
use the parchment paper included and instead
used the same baking time as the directions -LCB- about 25 minutes at 425 °F -RCB-.
I'm always
in favor of anything that
uses puff pastry - it's so easy and delicious!
... another unusual way to
use this uncooked stuffing: Fill a boneless, skinless chicken thigh, and wrap the thigh
in cold
puff pastry.
Cut
in square napkins, or
using a ring, cut circle shapes of the
puff pastry, brush with a little egg wash before baking and line with fresh coarse homemade breadcrumbs to catch any extra liquid (same as you would do making homemade strudel).
Wrap the log
in cold
puff pastry and seal,
using egg wash.
If
using a pie maker, cut circles
in pastry with the plastic cutters — large circles with the shortcrust
pastry, small circles with the
puff pastry.
Here we update the recipe and make it quicker,
using frozen
puff pastry as a crisp topper to a luscious pot pie baked
in a deep dish without the need for a
pastry liner.