Choux pastry or Pâte à choux is a pastry using water, eggs, butter and flour and is used to make éclairs, profiteroles, puffs etc. It is an moisture and egg rich pastry, and relies on the sudden change of temperature to create steam and hot air in the mix to rise. The oven (or oil for deep fried items) must be very hot before the items are placed in it to cook.
The recipe requires careful measurement and processes to be successful.
Cotton was used to make flour sacks.
Make choux paste. Pipe choux paste in tubular shapes on baking trays. Bake choux paste. Let choux paste set. Dip in chocolate. Cut open choux paste. Fill with cream or custard or whatever.
Yes, the recipe will work the same. Unbleached flour is preferred by many people because they believe it is healthier since it hasn't been treated for bleaching, but it doesn't react differently when cooking.
sugar, flour, salt ,baking soda , brown sugar, eggs, i think that's all
No, but it is a good teaching example of what a heterogeneous solution is. There are different materials used to make a uniformed end product (the cake), and you can not tell the difference between all of the materials used (flour, milk, eggs, chocolate, water).
No. Flour is made from grain.
The oblong cream puff often covered with chocolate is called a "eclair." It is a type of pastry made from choux dough, filled with cream, and typically has a chocolate glaze on top. Eclairs are a popular dessert in French cuisine and are enjoyed in various flavors and fillings.
they worked as millers to make flour and used the flour to make bread to feed their families.
Windmills grind grain such as wheat into flour, the flour is used by a bakery to make bread.
Strong flour is used for bread making to create a frame and not let it collapse.
No. They used regular flour.
A large star tip (nozzle) is used for piping eclairs.