Vanilla Custard Pie Envelopes

This custard-filled pie envelope is going to give you a little glimpse of heaven!
Vanilla Custard Pie Envelopes
This custard-filled pie envelope is going to give you a little glimpse of heaven!
Steps
- 1
First, let’s make the custard. In a medium-sized sauce pan, combine everything but the cornstarch. Once the sugar has dissolved, add the cornstarch and mix quickly to avoid lumps. Cook on low heat for 5 minutes; stir constantly.
- 2
In about 1 minute you will begin to feel the mixture thickening. Keep stirring for the remaining time of 4 minutes.
- 3
Pour the custard inside an air-tight container; chill in the fridge for 1+ hours. (If you don’t have time to prepare the pie crust envelope, this custard recipe is amazing to eat as is.)
- 4
Whisk the egg and 1 tbsp of cold water together to make the eggwash; set aside.
- 5
Next, it’s crust time! You can either use the recipe I’m listing below, or you can use your favorite pre-made pie dough. I always recommend making things from scratch.)
- 6
Preheat oven to 200 degrees Celsius. (400 degrees Fahrenheit)
- 7
Then, combine your dry ingredients in a medium-sized bowl and mix with a fork or whisk. Next, add the butter and use your fingers to combine everything until the texture is crumbly.
- 8
In a separate bowl, combine milk and vanilla bean extract (or vanilla extract) together. Then, add it to the dry mixture. Mix by hand until you have formed a ball of dough.
- 9
Roll out your dough and cut into a large square. Cut into 4 equal-sized pieces. Set aside your scraps of dough to use later.
- 10
Take aluminum foil and loosely fold vertically several times. Once you reach the top, fold over horizontally 2-3 times. This is going to be used as the mold for creating the crust envelope. Spray the foil generously with olive oil spray to avoid sticking.
- 11
Make sure that the foil is not completely flat so that you will have enough room to fill the envelopes with the custard.
- 12
Place the folded aluminum foil on top of one of the pre-cut dough pieces. Pull up one corner of the dough, then fold the corners on the left and right on top to make an envelope shape.
- 13
With a pastry brush, gently coat the envelopes with the eggwash. Lightly sprinkle sparkling sugar, or granulated sugar on top of the envelopes. Bake with the foil inside the envelope for 18-20 minutes.
- 14
OPTIONAL: Use the extra scraps of dough and make a small shape or design to add something fun on the front of the envelope like I did.
- 15
Take out of the oven and let it cool for about 5 minutes. Then, gently pull out the foil.
- 16
Fill a piping bag with the custard, and pipe it into the envelope until it reaches the top. Be careful not to overfill it otherwise the crust might crack slightly.
- 17
Top with your favorite fruit or eat as is. (I used diced bananas and whipped cream!)
- 18
Yes, please!! 🤤
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