INGREDIENTS
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Created by an elaborate process of folding and turning dough that contains copious amounts of fat (usually butter), puff pastry produces flaky, delicate results that work well with both sweet and savory dishes. Since puff pastry dough requires a sign
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Remove the frozen puff pastry sheets from the box, and immediately wrap up and return any sheets you won’t be using to the freezer.
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Let the puff pastry sheets, which are folded like a letter, thaw on the counter for about half an hour before gently unfolding them. You can also thaw the pastry in the refrigerator overnight.
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Lightly sprinkle the counter with flour to keep the pastry from sticking. If a few cracks appear in the dough, wet your fingers with a bit of water and press the dough together. You’re now ready to cut the dough into shapes or add toppings/fillings
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Created by an elaborate process of folding and turning dough that contains copious amounts of fat (usually butter), puff pastry produces flaky, delicate results that work well with both sweet and savory dishes. Since puff pastry dough requires a sign
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Remove the frozen puff pastry sheets from the box, and immediately wrap up and return any sheets you won’t be using to the freezer.
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Let the puff pastry sheets, which are folded like a letter, thaw on the counter for about half an hour before gently unfolding them. You can also thaw the pastry in the refrigerator overnight.
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Lightly sprinkle the counter with flour to keep the pastry from sticking. If a few cracks appear in the dough, wet your fingers with a bit of water and press the dough together. You’re now ready to cut the dough into shapes or add toppings/fillings
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Make sure you cut the dough straight down, whether it be with a knife or a cookie cutter, so that the layers maintain their integrity and the dough puffs nicely.
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