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Did you eat custard? Egg custard appears frequently in our memories of the desserts we ate as children when we started looking for similar dishes, we noticed that egg custard for us is almost exactly what people are used to like vanilla custard … the bottom line is that whatever it is called, because custard is A sweet and savory dessert that always hits the spot no matter what the name is.<\/div>\n
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The temperatures are rising and you wonder how to make ice cream without an ice cream maker? I have the solution for you with this recipe for frozen yogurt bars: put a creamy mixture of fruit yogurt and whipped cream in the freezer and cover it with fruit muesli. You can have delicious and refreshing ice cream bars for kids’ snacks! I used Grillon Door Muesli to make this recipe.<\/div>\n
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+ Serves 9 to 12 Persons<\/div>\n
+40 minutes of activity<\/div>\n
+More than 3 hours of inactivity<\/div>\n
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*ingredients<\/p>\n
1 (16-ounce) package store-bought puff pastry, 2 sheets, thawed<\/div>\n
\u00b01 1\/2 cups full fat milk<\/div>\n
\u00b01 1\/2 cups heavy cream<\/div>\n
\u00b01\/2 cup of water<\/div>\n
\u00b0 2\/3 cup caster sugar or caster sugar<\/div>\n
\u00b01\/3 cup all-purpose flour<\/div>\n
\u00b01\/4 cup (1\/2 stick) unsalted butter, cubed<\/div>\n
\u00b06 – beaten egg yolks<\/div>\n
\u00b0 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract<\/div>\n
\u00b0 powdered sugar, as needed<\/div>\n
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*Methods :<\/div>\n
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Preheat oven to 350\u00b0 and line two baking sheets with parchment paper, then line a 9″ by 13″ baking sheet with parchment paper, leaving a 2-inch overhang on either side.<\/div>\n
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Roll out the puff pastry sheets and place them on baking sheets covered with baking paper, using a fork, and gently prick them all over the pastry, without piercing the bottom.
\nOptional: Line each puff pastry sheet with parchment paper, then cover with another baking sheet, serving as a weight, so that the puff pastry doesn’t puff up.<\/p>\n
Place baking sheets in the oven and bake for 20-22 mn . Also take it out of the oven and let it cool completely.<\/div>\n
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Optional: Using a serrated knife to trim edges of puff pastry so it will fit in a 9-by-13-inch baking dish. Lay out a sheet of puff pastry<\/div>\n
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In a medium saucepan, whisk the milk, cream, butter, vanilla and sugar together over medium heat and cook until small bubbles appear around the edge of the pan, just before it comes to a boil. boiling.<\/div>\n
Whisk the flour and water together to obtain a slurry, then stir the mixture into the hot milk mixture and remove the pan from the heat.<\/div>\n
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Whisk some of the hot milk mixture into beat egg yolks to soften the yolks, then while the pan is still off the heat, whisk the yolks into the batter until combined.<\/div>\n
The pot is returned to the fire and left to boil. Whisking frequently, cook 30 to 60 seconds or until cream thickens.<\/div>\n
Pour the thick custard over the puff pastry in a 9″ x 13″ baking dish, then cover with a second sheet of puff pastry. (Trim edges to fit dish) Press gently until dough sticks.<\/p>\n
Placing baking dish in the refrigerator until cream hardens. 3-4 hours.<\/div>\n
When ready to serve, sprinkling with powder sugar, slice & serve.<\/div>\n
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Enjoy!<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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