no, ice cream i not a pastry, it is a mixture that is frozen in a freezer and is DELICIOUS!!!
Fritz Ludwig Gienandt has written: 'The standard book for the baker' -- subject(s): Cake, Ice, Pastry 'The twentieth century book for the progressive baker, confectioner, ornamenter and ice cream maker' -- subject(s): Cake, Ice cream, ices, Pastry
Do you want ice cream more than pastry?
Cream puffs are a French pastry and are very popular.
If you have not added the cream to the pastry, it is fine unrefrigerated, just cover the pastry until you are ready to add the cream and serve it. If you have added the cream to the pastry, then cover and refrigerate the pastries. I recommend waiting to add the cream until right before, or at most a few hours before serving, otherwise the pastry becomes soggy. It still tastes fine, you just won't have the crispy pastry.
Some popular cream-filled pastry names include eclairs, cream puffs, and Napoleons.
M&Ms mousse mango ice cream
cream puffs, cannolis, lobster tails
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Good pastry fillings can vary depending on the type of pastry being made. For fruit-based pastries, fillings like pastry cream, custard, or fruit compote work well. For savory pastries, fillings such as meat mixtures, vegetable fillings, or cheese-based mixtures are common. It's important to consider the texture, flavor, and moisture content of the filling to ensure it complements the pastry properly.
To thicken it.
napoleon