This dessert has three names. Perfitteral cream puffs and shoe pastry. They’re filled with a thick custard. I like to overload them with the custard. That’s how good they are. In a medium sized pot, add in one cup of milk, half cup of butter, teaspoon of sugar, half teaspoon of salt. Put this on the stove on a medium heat and let it come to a boil. You’ll notice I’ll keep stirring it cuz I don’t want the milk to burn. Then I’m going to add in a cup of flour. Keep stirring it on a low heat for about a minute until it becomes a thick dough. Then put it into a bowl to cool down. This is all cooled down. Four eggs one at a time. Mix it. Add the next egg. Ah, spatula. So, I’m going to use a piping bag with a large round tip. You could use a ziploc bag if you don’t have the right into the bag. We’re going to put them into round circles. If you notice the tops are pointy. That’s fine. Just add a little bit of water to the tip of your finger and push them down. Preheat the oven to 425°. Put them in for 10 minutes. Then you’re going to lower the heat to 350° and leave them in there for another 20 minutes. 1 and 1/2 cups of milk, 2/3 cups of heavy whipping cream, 1/2 cup of sugar, and if you don’t have a vanilla bean, I’ll show you what to do with the rest of them. Bring it to a low simmer. Two egg yolks at room temperature. 3 tablespoons of cornstarch. Just mix it. The sides of the pot are a low boil. I’m going to add in 1/3 of the milk mixture right into that egg yolk mixture. It looks like it’s really well incorporated. Just add the rest. Then slowly transfer it right back into the pot. Put this back on the fire on a medium low heat until it thickens. Put it right into the bowl. This is the time where you add in your vanilla if you didn’t. Just add a teaspoon of vanilla in and then mix it and then cover it up with some plastic wrap. Put it in the fridge to cool down. After these have cooled down and your cream is ready to fill them up. I want to show you what they look like on the inside. We’re like open like an open cavity. You guys can see. Fill up the piping bag with that cream. Basically take a little hole right in as much as you can. You can lightly dust them with powdered sugar. I’m going to drizzle some chocolate right on top. Put them in the fridge for at least a couple of hours. You can freeze these after they’ve hardened or you can eat them right away or eat them the next day.

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Thanks for sharing 😊
Nice ❤I’m hungry now😂
That was the first thing I learned to make when I was thirteen. My family got a little tired of them , but I love them.
Wish that I had 3 of them now and a cup of hot black English tea ☕.😢😮😂 Just a starter
What is your address? Because I need some of those….waving to you from North of Detroit
Connie thanks for sharing your Love ❤️Of Baking with everyone😊. It is just amazing how you teach!! My daughter wants to be a pastry chef now because of your wonderful enthusiasm and influence!! Thank you for such cool videos too!
Yesssss yumm❤❤❤❤
TYSM Connie for teaching us and sharing your talent. ❤
Connie ,you do everything so well and wonderful
Wow those are my favorite at the Asian buffet 😋
You’re a terrific teacher! Thank you ❤
Those look amazing! Thank you! 💜
Look dry
You had me at custard!!❤❤❤
Yummy🥰
Thanks Connie for your lovely delicious recipe. Is it possible to use gram flour instead of wheat flour ? Many Thanks
❤❤❤ your recipes are so easy to follow. Thank you 😊
Lovely!
You make them look so easy to prepare ❤
❤ Oh girl I'm so glad you give us the recipes when you post the videos, thank you so much. These look so good I'm making them tonight. Is there a recipe for chocolate filling by chance???
Honey, I love to watch you cook. You make it easy for us to follow your recipes. Thank you so much.
I wanna know what kind of vanilla she used because that vanilla looked thick.
I’ve always thought these were too hard to try, but you’ve made it actually look doable
Yummy 😋 ❤
Thank you Connie, I haven't made these sense culinary schools, you are a great teacher, 😊
What are the make ahead instructions, plrase ?