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Choux Cream Puffs
Rate this recipeChoux puffs with a buttery shell and a cool, creamy filling – the perfect dessert for your family today, don't you think?
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Ingredients
5
Time
45 minutes
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Eggs
8 egg
Plain flour
250 g
Icing sugar
5 tablespoon
Fresh milk
400 ml
Butter
120 g
Implementation Steps
01
- Bring the butter, water and a little salt to the boil in a pot, then add the flour and mix well.
- Turn off the heat and keep stirring until the dough comes together smoothly.
- Turn off the heat and keep stirring until the dough comes together smoothly.
02
- Add the eggs to the dough.
- Beat the eggs into the dough until well combined.
- Beat the eggs into the dough until well combined.
03
- Put the dough in a piping bag.
- Pipe it in shell or star shapes.
- Pipe it in shell or star shapes.
04
- Leave about 3 cm between each puff so they don't stick together, as they'll puff up when baked.
- Bake in the oven at 200°C for about 30 minutes. When the puffs are golden, take them out and let them cool.
- Bake in the oven at 200°C for about 30 minutes. When the puffs are golden, take them out and let them cool.
05
MAKING THE CREAM FILLING
- Put 350 ml of fresh milk in a deep bowl and beat with the icing sugar using an electric whisk.
- When the cream is smooth, turn off the whisk.
- Put 350 ml of fresh milk in a deep bowl and beat with the icing sugar using an electric whisk.
- When the cream is smooth, turn off the whisk.
06
- Put the cream in a piping bag so it's easy to fill the puffs.
- Use scissors to snip a slit in the side of each puff and pipe in the cream.
Repeat until all the cream and puffs are used up.
Done – easy, right?
- Use scissors to snip a slit in the side of each puff and pipe in the cream.
Repeat until all the cream and puffs are used up.
Done – easy, right?
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Choux Cream Puffs