Food52's Automagic Holiday Menu Maker
Food52's Automagic Holiday Menu Maker
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Frederique M.
December 14, 2016
I got my puff pastry from a french bakery around the corner. they sell pre-cut round tart puff pastry, the one they use to make their amazing pies! They sell 4 rounds per bag in the freezer, so i literally take it out of the freezer, prep my stuff and lay it all out as close to or as far from the edges i want! Never was an apple tart so easy! But this post gave me the need to make something savory out of the next one! :)
Pamela_in_Tokyo
December 22, 2015
This worked much better than I thought possible! And was a great hit with my guests. All the ladies said they wanted to try it. I think less cheese is better. I want to try this again. My store bought puff pastry really puffed up and got crispy! A sweet version would be fun. And a breakfast version too: with ham, eggs and a little cheese. Feta cheese, goats cheese would be good to try too.
I couldn't roll out the pastry, put it on a parchment sheet and put that on a baking sheet then into the refrigerator. Who has a refrigerator that big?? ;-) But I should have used a sheet of parchment paper, though. I found it difficult to move the filled puff pastry from the counter after I rolled it out to the baking sheet. But, I did it some how. Once it is baked, it holds its shape easily. Transferring it to a cutting board or a plate is easy. Cuts easily, but perhaps not so prettily.
This is a fun dish!! I really recommend it.
I couldn't roll out the pastry, put it on a parchment sheet and put that on a baking sheet then into the refrigerator. Who has a refrigerator that big?? ;-) But I should have used a sheet of parchment paper, though. I found it difficult to move the filled puff pastry from the counter after I rolled it out to the baking sheet. But, I did it some how. Once it is baked, it holds its shape easily. Transferring it to a cutting board or a plate is easy. Cuts easily, but perhaps not so prettily.
This is a fun dish!! I really recommend it.
Deedledum
January 10, 2016
If you roll the pastry out on top of a piece of parchment, it's much easier to just pick up the sides of the parchment and slide it on to your baking sheet from there.
foodinspires.com
January 12, 2016
You could also look for pre-rolled puff pastry. They usually come 2 per box rolled with a sheet of parchment. When you unroll it, you have parchment to bake on and a 10" x 11" (approximately) rectangle. PC Puff Pastry uses real butter as well.
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