French Salted Cheese Puffs
1.
Prepare all kinds of materials, and preheat the oven at the same time, heat up and down 220 degrees, 10 minutes.
2.
Weigh out an appropriate amount of wheat flour for Arowana bread, sift and set aside. You can also use wheat flour instead of cakes.
3.
Pour unsalted butter, water, black pepper and salt into a small pot, melt on low heat, and heat until boiling.
4.
Pour in the sifted flour, mix well with a wooden spatula, until a film is formed at the bottom, and remove from the heat. It must reach the state of flour gelatinization, and the volume will expand several times during baking.
5.
After allowing the batter to cool to room temperature, pour in a small amount of egg liquid and stir evenly. Eggs should be placed at room temperature in advance, otherwise the refrigerated egg liquid will solidify the butter and form lumps.
6.
Stir well each time and then add the next egg mixture until the wooden spatula is lifted, the batter can form an inverted triangle shape at the bottom of the wooden spatula, so that the degree of wetness of the batter is just right.
7.
Put the batter into a cut-out piping bag and squeeze it onto a non-stick baking pan lined with greased paper. When squeezing the batter, pile it up as much as possible, and make each head as consistent as possible, leaving room for expansion. Sprinkle chopped mozzarella and chopped coriander on top. Shredded mozzarella cheese is the kind of cheese used to make pizza. You can also use shredded Italian cheese instead. The shredded cheese itself is salty.
8.
Put the bakeware in the middle of the oven, heat up and down at 220 degrees, and bake for about 20 minutes (the specific time and temperature should be adjusted according to the actual oven temperature of different ovens). Don't open the oven door midway to avoid the puffs from shrinking in the cold.
9.
After roasting, take it out and enjoy it while it is hot.