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7 TYPES OF PASTRY, EXPLAINED - TASTING TABLE
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- Choux pastry. A pâte à choux is used to make many french pastries like éclairs, cream puffs, and gougères. To make a choux, a baker will bring water, milk, butter, sugar, and salt to a boil before adding flour and stirring until the mixture comes off the sides of the pot.
- Filo pastry. Filo dough (also spelt as phyllo dough) is a thin type of pastry dough that differs from puff pastry. Per Bakerpedia, filo dough originated in the Mediterranean region and eventually spread to other regions in the Eurasian subcontinent.
- Rough puff pastry. Rough puff pastry is similar to its non-rough namesake, but its ingredients come together faster and less arduously than a traditional puff pastry.
- Viennoiserie. Le Cordon Bleu describes viennoiserie as a hybrid of pâtisserie and French bread. Unlike other types of pastry, viennoiserie usually includes an active yeast culture and white flour, along with the help of enriching agents like butter, eggs, or milk.
- Puff pastry. Puff pastry is not for the faint of heart. This style of pastry dough is made by methodically interspersing and layering fat in a block of dough.
- Hot water crust pastry. Hot water crust pastry is often used for pies because of its durability. According to the King Arthur Baking Company, you'll commonly see hot water crust pastry used for meat pies and roasted root vegetable pies because it can withstand the weight of the fillings.
- Shortcrust pastry. Shortcrust pastry is a basic, widely-used form of pastry made by combining chunks of butter with flour. Once the butter begins to form small chunks with the flour, cold water is added to make the dough come together in a ball.
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PâTISSERIE - WIKIPEDIA
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8 FRENCH PASTRIES YOU MUST KNOW - MICHELIN GUIDE
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- Croissant. The key to this flaky viennoiserieis simply a good butter—preferably from Normandy—with a high melting point. This makes all the difference when it comes to layering.
- Baguette. Made with only flour, water, yeast and salt, the mark of a truly good baguette is the sound it makes when breaking open the beautifully bronze exterior to release a soft, resilient interior.
- Madeleines. These distinctive shell-shaped tea cakes are made with eggs, plain flour, sugar and loads of butter—and when made right, lighter than air.
- Macarón. This sweet meringue-based confection has been celebrating much hype over the past several years, no doubt due to the myriad of pastel colors and flavors.Made with egg whites, icing sugar, granulated sugar, almond powder or ground almonds, the macarón usually consists of a ganache, buttercream or jam filling that’s been sandwiched between two delicate shells.
- Paris-Brest. This show-stopping pastry makes an excellent dessert table centerpiece. Shaped like a bicycle wheel, a Paris-Breast is traditionally made from a ring of choux pastry filled with a praline-flavored cream and dusted with icing sugar.
- St. Honoré. A distant cousin of the Paris-Brest, the St. Honoré—or Gâteau St. Honoré—is named for the French patron saint of pastry chefs. The pastry begins with a base consisting of puff pastry dough and topped with a ring of pâte à choux, then filled with pastry cream.
- Kouign-amann. Thanks to pastry pro Dominique Ansel, this round crusty cake has been re-popularized at his many pastry shops around the globe. Often compared to puff pastry, the bread dough uses the same method of folding in layers of butter and sugar.
- Mille-feuille. A work of patience, the beauty of this French pastry lies in its layers: bakers work by layering puff pastry with pastry cream and repeating the process at least thrice to form this dessert.
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