have leftover puff pastry that needs using but feel uninspired? bake these up and have them for breakfast or just snacks!

I had some frozen puff pastry left over and decided to use it to make some snacks.Make sure to press down on the end firmly and bake seam-side down, or it could lift up when baking!You can use a chocolate bar to make these. I used DARS because they come in separate blocks and are easy to cut.Cooking time will vary depending on your oven so please adjust it accordingly. Recipe by *mame mama *

I had frozen puff pastry to use.So I decided to make my favorite "chocolate pies" for the first time in ages!☆When you defrost puff pastry, it changes shape easily. You can cut the pastry nicely if you place it on a floured cutting board.☆Change how you cut the puff pastry depending on the size of the frozen puff pastry you use.☆You can break the chocolate bar neatly if you bring it to room temperature beforehand. Recipe by Chisora

You may have seen a recipe like this a long time ago, but this is the apple pie my mother used to make when I was a child. Now it's what I like to make for my own family.Basically, it's foolproof, since you use frozen puff pastry. If I were to suggest anything, it would be to make sure the apple filling isn't watery, and not to put too much in or it will leak out. If it leaks out, it will burn and the pastry won't puff. Recipe by Naragon

I had lots of left over puff pastry and wanted to imitate my favorite snack.The chocolate is so thick and yummy when just baked. They also make fantastic gifts!When sticking the 2 puff pastry pieces together it helps if you wet the edges, like you would when you make gyoza dumplings.For anyone who wants to make them look even better, try sprinkling sugar over the egg glaze. Sorry that some of the pictures are blurred. Recipe by Minaraipatissier

I wanted to eat homemade quiche, so I made it with the ingredients I had in the refrigerator.Adjust baking time and temperature if needed. It's great cold too. It's perfect to pack in a lunch box. Recipe by kao555. (I used an 18 cm tart pan)

My family was reluctant to eat bloomed chocolate, so I came up with this recipe as a way to finish them up!This is how I make it because I'm lazy, but if you're up for it, make it look even prettier!Make sure that the two puff sheets are stuck well together. Otherwise the chocolate will spill out. For 15 chocolate pies. Recipe by Remonja

I had a chocolate bar that I bought for 50 yen and frozen puff pastry that was 60% off, so I made my favorite "mini chocolate pies".-When you defrost puff pastry, it changes shape easily. So you can cut the pastry nicely if you place it on a flour-dusted cutting board!-Change how you cut the puff pastry depending on the size of the frozen puff pastry.-You can break the chocolate bar neatly if you bring it to room temperature beforehand. For 32 mini pies. Recipe by Chisora

I tried making apple pies using frozen puff pastry and it came out great! (Recipe yields 6 mini pies, about 6 x 10 cm or 2.5 x 4 in size)Recipe by bvivid.

Fresh steamed Maine Lobster, quickly tossed in lemon butter and served in a crisp puff pastry shell. This makes a delicious elegant appetizer that is so quick and dimple to make.

You can make these easy bite-sized apple pies using frozen pie sheets. There's no need to use a rolling pin. You can make these in a flash.- Make sure the filling is completely cooled before wrapping in puff pastry.- When using homemade puff pastry, roll out 150 g to a 20x20 cm square.- If you don't have cake crumbs, use finely crushed crackers or bread crumbs instead. Recipe by sweetsnote

For my son who loves chocolate♪I was able to sprinkle granulated sugar equally using stick sugars. Recipe by Baketto