Sunday, December 4, 2011

CUSTARD CREAM PUFF & CHOCOLATE ECLAIR

Choux pastry time! This time round does not require any mixing bowl machine because we are using saucepan and electric stove..

Nice puff isn't it..mmm...yes..the piping part needed some skill try not to make a tail if not there will be a darker colour tail coming out..but you still can save it by slightly tapping a bit of water to tap down the tail before bake.

I use to think that choux pastry is much more difficult level for me..i am wrong as long you follow the correct step and don't miss any single step of baking..your product will be 99% success ^^

    
PUFF RECIPES:
WATER-225G
BUTTER-125G
SALT-4G
SUGAR-5G
BREAD FLOUR(SIFTED)-160G
EGGS-5
STEPS:

  1. Place water,butter,salt & sugar into saucepan,bring to boil.
  2. Add in flour & stir till it is totally absorbed in the boiled mixture,ensure the mixture does not stick to the sides of the pot
  3. Remove from the heat,stir until not more steam in a mixing bowl.
  4. Mix batter at low speed and add in the egg one by one,mix well.
  5. Place the batter into piping bag & pipe into desires shapes on silicon paper.
  6. Bake at 200C for 25mins.(do not open oven door,during baking)
CUSTARD RECIPES:
500G-MILK
150G-SUGAR
6-EGG YOLKS
30G-CORN FLOUR
15G-CUSTARD POWDER
10G-VANILLA ESSENCE
STEPS:
  1. Heat milk in saucepan.
  2. Mix corn flour, yolk and sugar,vanilla essence well.
  3. Pour milk over yolk mixture and add in custard power,mix well.
FOR chocolate eclair: USE melted cooking chocolate to glaze it :) & cut the puff into almost half & pipe in custard filling.

FOR cream puff: cut puff almost half & pipe in custard filling & top with some snow powder. or you can just pipe in whipped cream.

The cream puff & eclair was very nice and the custard is yummy :)
Chill your puff first before you enjoy it..we added some melted chocolate into our custard cream taste awesome,not sweet..they love it..

HAHA..the photo on the right side was me together with my friend shakirah^^taken at pastry kitchen.

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