Earl Grey Black Tea Puff Pastry
1.
Press and mix the softened butter with caster sugar
2.
Add low powder and black tea powder
3.
Mix the above materials into a dough, put it in a fresh-keeping bag, and roll it flat
4.
Roll out a puff pastry with a thickness of about 0.5 cm. Refrigerate for later use
5.
Add fine sugar to the egg yolk
6.
Whip until whitish
7.
Add the sifted low powder. Stir evenly and set aside for later use
8.
Boil the milk to a boil. Add two packets of Earl Grey tea and simmer for five minutes
9.
Pour the simmered milk tea into the egg yolk paste and stir evenly.
10.
Pour the mixed custard back into the milk pan and heat it over low heat. The custard will gradually thicken. Be sure to keep whipping to prevent the pan from sticking. Until smooth.
11.
Sift the custard sauce once. Then wrap it in plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator for later use
12.
Put water, butter, and salt into the milk pan. boiled
13.
Add low powder after the liquid has boiled. Stir evenly into a hot dough
14.
When the dough is warm, add the beaten egg liquid into the batter in batches, and finally lift the batter to form an inverted triangle on the spatula.
15.
Put the batter into the piping bag. The puff pastry covers the top of the puff body. Into the oven. Fire up and down at 190 degrees. Middle level. 25-30 minutes
16.
Light cream with sugar. Dispatch till seven
17.
Take out the refrigerated custard sauce and beat again at low speed for a smooth
18.
Divide twice. Mix the whipped cream and the whipped custard sauce evenly
19.
Put the stuffing into the piping bag. Squeeze into the puff from the bottom
20.
You can enjoy it~
Tips:
The filling recipe is about eight quantities. The formula can make 22 medium-sized puffs. If you need all fillings, please wait for the ratio conversion.