Cream Puffs

Our local grocery store used to sell these giant ones when I was little, & they were heaven.
I'm still trying to find a similar recipe.
This one is from Eugenie Kitchen on YouTube
Cream Puffs
Our local grocery store used to sell these giant ones when I was little, & they were heaven.
I'm still trying to find a similar recipe.
This one is from Eugenie Kitchen on YouTube
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Preheat oven to 400°F
- 2
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper
- 3
Place a metal or glass bowl, along with your whisks into the freezer for your whipped cream
- 4
Choux Pastry: Over medium heat in a saucepan, melt butter
- 5
Add in water, sugar & salt, then bring to a boil
- 6
Once boiling, remove from heat & stir in flour with a wooden spoon or rubber spatula - it should eventually form a ball
- 7
Set aside & let this cool for about 7 minutes
- 8
In a small bowl, beat the eggs
- 9
Add this to the dough then stir together till mixture is thick & shiny
- 10
Put batter into a piping bag or sturdy ziploc bag; snip the tip/corner off
- 11
On a parchment paper lined baking sheet, pipe 2 inch mounded circles, one inch apart. *To get rid of any peaks, dip your finger into water & slightly press down onto your piped batter*
- 12
Bake at 400° for 20 to 22 minutes. Let cool.
- 13
Filling: Add your chilled, heavy whipping cream to the bowl & powdered sugar
- 14
Whip this until stiff peaks form, it takes a bit but is worth the effort
- 15
Assembly: After the choux buns are cooled, slice them in half, horizontally
- 16
Either pipe or spoon in the whipped cream onto the bottom half of the bun; additionally, add on the strawberries at this point
- 17
Place on the top, and drizzle on the melted chocolate or dust with powdered sugar
- 18
ENJOY~
Cooksnaps
Did you make this recipe? Share a picture of your creation!
Similar Recipes
-
-
-
-
Simple Cream Puffs Simple Cream Puffs
Learning new baking recipes/techniques is one of my goals for 2025. I’ve always wanted to make choux pastry, but it seemed intimidating. However, once I tried it. I realized that as long as I was patient and followed specific instructions, I could attain success! 🤩It helps to have a good recipe, and this one comes from Natasha‘s Kitchen. She also has an instructional video on YouTube, which I found to be quite helpful.As a side note, I recently finished watching the first 2 seasons of the anime “Mashle.” The main character loves cream puffs, so this was another reason I had to try this recipe! 🤣#january2026 #newyear2025 #French #pastry #baking #sweet #dessert #special Chris Gan -
Cream Puff / Choux Pastry Cream Puff / Choux Pastry
I love these. They have been my favorite for years and I am so happy I have learned how to make these little beauties! It took me 3 tries to get this. You'll love them! Adelaide Adair -
Basic Cream Puffs Basic Cream Puffs
I wanted to eat cream puffs.If you use too little egg, or too much egg, the don't turn out well, so add the egg a little at a time. Prepare more egg than you may actually use; that's why I suggested 2 to 2 1/2 large eggs. For 16 (6 cm [2.4 in] diameter). Recipe by Bull Baron cookpad.japan -
Cream Puffs with French Vanilla Cream Filling Cream Puffs with French Vanilla Cream Filling
This recipe is the very first cream puff recipe I made, years ago. It has alot of steps but really is very simple and quick from start to finish. The filling is super simple but provides a very light not to sweet luscious middle! The glaze is the perfect topping to finish it up fenway -
-
-
The Perfect Cream Puff The Perfect Cream Puff
After trying so many cream puff and custard recipe, I think I have found "the" recipe that makes the best cream puff that I have ever baked! Enjoy! :) Ngan Kim Tram -
-
Strawberry & Banana Cream Puffs Strawberry & Banana Cream Puffs
I really like the double cream strawberry puffs from a cake store, and since that cake store is no longer in business, I made them myself.Prepare 2 eggs and first separate the egg yolk to use for the custard.Taste the custard. If it doesn't seem sweet enough, then add sugar while it's still warm. Recipe by Shiroi grape cookpad.japan
More Recipes
Comments