Panda Cream Puffs
1.
Weigh all kinds of ingredients and sift the high-gluten flour for later use.
2.
Put milk, water, sugar, salt, and butter in a small pot, heat it over low heat until the butter is completely melted, and the fused liquid boils.
3.
After turning off the heat, sift in the high-gluten flour, quickly crush it with a spatula and mix evenly. Continue to turn on a low heat, stirring constantly, until the bottom of the pot crusts, turn off the heat. Pay attention to control the heat, don't muddle the bottom.
4.
Remove the batter from the heat and let it cool until it is not hot. Add the whole egg liquid in small portions and mix well. Until the scraper is lifted and the long inverted triangle can be pulled out, the batter is ready. Don't add too much egg liquid at once to avoid the batter from being too thin.
5.
Put the batter into a cut-out piping bag, and squeeze out a few rounds on a non-stick baking pan.
6.
Put it in the middle and lower level of the preheated oven, heat it up and down at the same time, and bake at 180 degrees for about 30 minutes. The specific time and temperature should be adjusted according to the actual oven temperature of different ovens.
7.
The volume of the baked puffs has expanded by about three times. After being taken out of the oven, they are allowed to cool on a drying net, and the inside is hollow.
8.
Add the whipped cream that has been refrigerated overnight in advance with fine sugar, and send it to the piping state.
9.
Cut the puff horizontally, and squeeze the whipped cream into the puff with a piping bag.
10.
Cover the top half of the puff and put it in the refrigerator for a while. Use melted dark chocolate to draw an expression. (The weather is too hot, animal whipped cream and chocolate melt too fast, you have to eat it right away).
Tips:
Tips: I use arowana high-gluten flour, which can be used not only to make bread, but also to make puffs. The powder is fine and uniform without impurities, but the sieve can also be used directly.