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Cooking puff pastry ??
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> On Wed, 28 May 2008 14:27:21 -0500, Sky >
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> >Do I put the frozen 'shells' in the oven or do I wait for them to thaw?
> >The directions on the Pepperidge Farm box don't mention anything about
> >that! I assume they're to be put in the oven in the frozen state, but
> >I'm not sure ;/
> >
> >Another mention on the box directions is "Do not bake in microwave or
> >toaster oven." Since I typically cook for "pour moi," I am not going to
> >turn on my range oven -- doesn't make sense for two wee, itty-itty puff
> >pastry shells, so I'll use my (largish) toaster oven anywhoo (nyeh!).
> >
> >Sky, who's experimenting again
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> I cook mine in the toaster oven not thawed. Here's how mine turned out
> baking them in the toaster oven.
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http://kokoscorner.typepad.com/mycor...hat-to-do.html
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> Mmm brie cheese and puff pastry. A match made in heaven.
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> koko
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> updated 5/25
Thanks so much, Koko. As always, your photos are things of beauty and
your website is too! I ended up thawing the two puff pastry shells
before I baked them. Next time, I won't bother with the thaw
Like
you, I wondered why the heck the instructions on the box said not to use
a toaster oven - that just doesn't make sense. And, I'm certainly not
going to use my regular range oven for two little itty-bitty puff pastry
shells! That's just not practical ;>
Sky, who'll do more experimenting soon
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