
Health benefits
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Ingredients
Butter ( 340g ) | Water ( 500g ) |
White sugar ( 30g ) | Salt ( 5g ) |
Low-gluten flour ( 400g ) | Eggs ( 14 ) |
Cream ( Appropriate amount ) |
How to make cream puffs

1.Pour in butter, water and white sugar Heat stainless steel pot until boiling.At this time, the oven begins to preheat: surface fire 200 degrees - bottom fire 180 degrees.

2. Sieve the low-gluten flour, pour it into a stainless steel basin and mix it quickly with a whisk.There is a white film on the bottom of the basin.

3. While beating the batter, slowly pour in the eggs until the batter is smooth.

4.Put the batter into a piping bag and put it on a baking sheet that has been brushed with oil and lined with greaseproof paper.superior.

5.Put the squeezed puffs into the oven and wait until the puffs are risen and colored.Turn the baking pan once to lower the temperature: surface fire 170 degrees - bottom fire 170 degrees.

6.Whip the cream and put it into a piping bag

7. After the puffs come out of the oven and let cool, squeeze the cream into the puffs.

8.Finished product picture
Tips
Step 2: When scalding low-gluten flour, it is best to pay attention: before handling While pouring in the flour, keep stirring with a whisk! Stir until there is no dry powder left and you can proceed to the next step.
Step 5: If the puffs are transferred to the baking sheet before they are fully risen, the air and moisture inside will be easily discharged.
Step 7: The remaining steps to make the swan puffs: squeeze the cream into the puffs with a round bottom, insert the semicircular puffs and the swan head (forgot to take a picture).Circle puffs are made by cutting the puffs in half vertically, squeezing the cream in, and finally closing them.The same goes for long puffs.
ps: The cover renderings were made by the teacher, and the finished picture of the eighth step was made by me.
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