This turns out great. Just couple of pointers:1) beat eggs first and drizzle in a little at a time; 2)don't grease cookie sheet or puffs will flatten - use parchment paper instead; 3)bake at 425 for 10 mins then reduce to 350 and bake for another 15-20 mins or until moisture disappears 4)once moisture disappears turn off the oven and crack open the door but leave them in a little longer to dry out completely;5)puncture small hole on side to allow any excess steam out before cooling completely on rack- this prevents soggines.
This turns out great. Just couple of pointers:1) beat eggs first and drizzle in a little at a time; 2)don't grease cookie sheet or puffs will flatten - use parchment paper instead; 3)bake at 425 for 10 mins then reduce to 350 and bake for another 15-20 mins or until moisture disappears 4)once moisture disappears turn off the oven and crack open the door but leave them in a little longer to dry out completely;5)puncture small hole on side to allow any excess steam out before cooling completely on rack- this prevents soggines.
I stuffed these with sweet custard and they tasted just like my fav puffs from a bakery around here... however I just don't see how you can get the 20 puffs from this recipe first time I tried it they were too small hardly rose or puff up therefore were impossible to stuff.. plus since they were so small they burned =( but second try I made 10 instead they turned out the perfect size. - remember that and you'll have great results!
I've made these puffs quite a few times since I found it here and they are absolutely perfect. Once you get the timing of your oven right you have the perfect puffs to fill with whatever you want. I can't resist eating them all by themselves!! Light airy creamy. I dust my baking pan very lightly with salt before dropping the dough onto them. Thanks!
These are so good! I do the bake at 425 for 10 min reduce to 350 for 15 and they come out perfect. I don't use parchment or grease the sheet. When you pull them off they have a natural hole for filling. I use the curry chicken salad from this site in these.
The puff is easy to make and is very tasty. Before baking I put the mix in a plastic bag and cut a small hole in a corner and squeeze the mix out to form nice small balls. I serve them with vanilla ice-cream and chocolate syrup and they look and taste like those from restaurant.
Ok I alway flub these kind of recipes up so I was sure this was going to be a failure... but they turned out PERFECT! Simple fool-proof and delicious. I stuffed them with tuna salad and served them as an appetizer... they were a hit!
The results were dismal. I know I'm the only one that seemd to have this problem so I'll have to try again. they were as hard as you can get no puff at all just little hocky pucks.
I can't believe I made these and they turned out perfect! I always mess up anything that remotely resembles baking and thought for sure these would be no different. BUT they turned out perfect! I'll be making these all the time!
The smell of egg in the backed puff is a negative point for this recipe. Once stuffed it is not crispy
