A lot of things I missed in The Philippines: My family, friends, weather (not always but I need it now coz it's cold here in Holland), foods, big malls, the apartment I rented in Las Piñas for almost 6 1/2 years and most specially my sky cable. Believe me I can sit infront of the tv the whole day watching cooking shows and travel channel.
The video below is one of my favorite episode of Laura Calder's French Food at Home. I watched it again today then suddenly remember the Croquembouche in my draft that I forgot to post. This was my very 1st croquembouche that's why It's not perfect yet. You can see the gap all over plus I did not dip the whole choux in sugar syrup like Laura did. But yes! Pieter, Coco and I enjoyed it haha it's like we are plucking fruits from a tree and pop it straight in our mouth.
The video below is one of my favorite episode of Laura Calder's French Food at Home. I watched it again today then suddenly remember the Croquembouche in my draft that I forgot to post. This was my very 1st croquembouche that's why It's not perfect yet. You can see the gap all over plus I did not dip the whole choux in sugar syrup like Laura did. But yes! Pieter, Coco and I enjoyed it haha it's like we are plucking fruits from a tree and pop it straight in our mouth.
Laura made 3 desserts in this episode: Coffee eclairs, Profiteroles with chocolate sauce and Croquembouche. Even though I half the ingredients I still had leftover. So the next day I made savory ones. Cherry tomato, cream cheese and smoked salmon filled profiteroles.
For the Choux Pastry recipe please check here. Omit vanilla if you are going to make savory profiteroles.