It's More Delicious After Freezing [pocket Cream Puffs]
1.
Pour the low-flour and other ingredients except eggs into the pot, stir and heat over medium heat.
2.
Bring to a boil and turn to low heat, add all the low powder. Choose a thicker spoon or rolling pin.
3.
Stir while heating, and finally form a dough-like cooked batter.
4.
When the batter cools to about 60 degrees, add the egg liquid in portions.
5.
Stir constantly, press one direction.
6.
Finally, stir until the batter is very smooth, and after being stirred up, it forms an inverted triangle shape that does not drip.
7.
Put the piping bag into the piping bag, put the piping bag into a high barrel container, open the mouth of the bag, and hang it just beside the mouth of the container. This makes it easy to add the batter, and you won’t make it everywhere.
8.
Squeeze pellets the size of a 5 dime coin in the baking pan. There must be a gap between them, the puffs will become bigger after baking!
9.
Preheat the oven for 3 minutes, and bake the middle layer at 220 degrees for 10-15 minutes. When you see that the puffs have grown bigger and no longer grow, you can turn to a low fire of 180 degrees and continue to bake for about 20 minutes.
Tips:
1. Pour all the liquid in the first step into the pot before heating! I remember someone said to heat it first, then pour the oil, then add the sugar, and finally pour the water.....Think about it and know it’s a scary sound~ Haha
2. To make the puff crisper, after baking, let it stand in the oven for another 20-30 minutes before taking it out.
3. Squeeze in your favorite fillings.
4. The taste of ice cream after freezing.