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These light and delicate cream puffs bursting with vanilla pastry cream make for an unforgettable treat. Choux pastry, or pâte à choux is so easy to make and …

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  1. pronatalist69
    pronatalist69 says:

    Not a great recipe. He didn't mention anything about the possibility of the puffs deflating and how to avoid this, so I ended up with deflated puffs. Also not a good idea to add whipped cream to the pastry cream as its far too watery and you will end up with soggy, runny filling. Stick with just the classic pastry cream filling and avoid this addition. Very disappointed with this recipe 🙁

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  2. Tarek Sayed
    Tarek Sayed says:

    Why didn't you add some Vanilia to the Choux pastry? the dough will be an eggy smell . Add vanilla in a dough made of eggs if you are making sweets or black pepper to any salted Egg mix .. so you will not smell that eggy smell of the mix.

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  3. Tim Lapham
    Tim Lapham says:

    At time 449 you were putting the milk into the bowl from the pot, then you see the thick cream in the bowl again. Then your putting the milk on the stove to make the cream. Let me know if you see it.

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  4. Mara Voznijs
    Mara Voznijs says:

    I love all those asides where you give tips and tell us not to worry. It'll all work out, right?
    I always make creme patissiere the way you explained it, that easy one pot method.
    Also, loved all your buttercream videos: American buttercream, Swiss Meringue buttercream,
    Italian and French buttercream…. Led me to explore German buttercream.
    And now, diplomat (ambassador) cream! Are you for real? I just adore you!
    Approaching Canadian Thanksgiving I'm grateful for elastic waistbands. Gee thanks! XO

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  5. Sylvia Lin
    Sylvia Lin says:

    Thought i heard bake For 25 F…or was it 425F for 15 mins n reduce to 375F?? Im lost. I dont see tht written in receipe. I wont dare try it unless someone share the correct temperature. Help Help..Thanks

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