Description

Puffs with custard
Niflettes de Provins - a small puff pastries filled with custard. These puffs are prepared on all saints ' Day, celebrated in France on 1 November. On this day people commemorate the dead. The history of this cupcake and delicious recipe you'll find below.

Ingredients

  • The dough is flaky unleavened

    400 g

  • Milk

    250 ml

  • Sugar

    70 g

  • Yolk egg

    2 piece

  • Flour

    1 Tbsp

  • Water flower orange

    1 Tbsp

Cooking

step-0
To prepare the custard: in a saucepan, mix milk, sugar, egg yolks and sifted flour. Mix well.
step-1
On low heat cook cream, stirring constantly, until thick. The cream should be thick.
step-2
When the cream is ready, pour in the orange water, mix and off flame. Cream pour into a bowl, cover with the cling film so that the film touched the cream (thanks to this cream is NOT covered with film) and good cooling - it is better to cool down. If you don't have water, then you can replace it with vanilla essence.
step-3
At this time, turn the oven on 200 degrees for heating. Puff pastry roll out the layer thickness of 2-3 mm. to Take a glass with a diameter of about 5 see Cut out circles, you should have an even number of circles. For example, 20 (this is just an example).
step-4
Half of the circles, that is, 10 pieces, place on a baking tray covered with baking paper. And the second half (i.e. the remaining 10 pieces) to cut the rings. That is to take a glass with a diameter of 3-4 cm and cut inside.
step-5
Received ring to put on mugs. Get these wells.
step-6
The cooled cream spoon in the middle, align.
step-7
We have small circles after cutting. We will not throw, also put in a center cream. Bake the brownies at the temp-re 200 degrees. Small - 10-15 minutes, and large - about 20-25 minutes. But you watch out for your oven. Slightly cool and serve warm with tea, coffee or other drinks.
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