I am finally done writing my cream puff post. I have been very busy with school and all the other stuff I need to do. Like I mentioned in my last post, I made these puffs during the summer. However, I was too lazy to write a post until now.
I got the recipe from My Buttery Fingers. Her puffs looked so beautiful and delicious that I knew I had to try the recipe. Wendy said that it was as good as Beard Papa's. I agree, these puffs were pretty good. The chocolate cookie crust made these puffs hard to resist. Sadly, I wasn't able to make the pastry cream from scratch because I also made tuna heart buns on the same day and by the time I finished I was too tired. So instead, I made instant vanilla pudding for the pastry cream. Now, that won't compare to real pastry cream so one day I will have to try making these again.
Cookie-Topped Cream Puffs
Here are the flours.
Melt the butter with water, sugar and salt.
Add in the flours and mix.
Add in egg slowly.
Continue mixing until it becomes like this.
Place dough in bag.
Cut off that little corner. It's better to leave a little space so you won't touch the dough with your scissors.
Here's the cookie topping.
Very easy to make.
Little mounds of dough.
Place cookie topping on the dough.
Bake.
Finished baking.
The chocolate cookie crust looks so good!! I've never had Bread Papa's cream puff before....but these look really yummy!! I always end up too tired to finish things when I bake more than one thing at once...haha =)
ReplyDeleteVery detailed post with pics. Love the idea of topping puffs with cookies, producing more textures.
ReplyDeleteVon, If you ever see a Beard Papa's you should go in and try something. They are really good, the made me like cream puffs even though I didn't like them before. Thanks. :) Baking is tiring if you're multi"baking" XD
ReplyDeleteChristine, Credit to My Buttery Fingers. I never would have thought of this. ^_^
Adding cookies to puff pastry sounds like a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a lovely idea topping with cookie...looks delicious...I could have a couple of them just now ;-)
ReplyDeleteCooking Gallery, I never would have done something like that if it wasn't for My Buttery Fingers. :)
ReplyDeleteJuliana, Thank you. I'll send some over next time. ;)
Hi Esther! How did you put the pudding into the cream puffs since they're so small? I baked some last week but I had to cut them open :(
ReplyDelete-Isabel
Hi Isabel! :) Well actually I had to do that too, but you can't see that in these pics because I didn't have the cream in yet. However, the other alternative is insert a pastry bag tip into the puff and pipe in the pudding. I think you can just use a ziploc bag and make a makeshift aluminum foil tip because you don't have a pastry bag right? Have a good week!
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