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    Cream de Parisienne * *


    a été traduite et proposée par Florence sur son blog en direct de Hong Kong, pour le plus grand plaisir des yeux d’abord puis des papilles. These viennoiseries to funny name are buns filled with pastry cream recipe with a Japanese translation was proposed by Florence on his blog live from Hong Kong, to the delight of eyes and then papillae. If I judge by the taste and composition, it is clear from the Viennese bread and I suspect the Japanese of wanting to make a gourmet version of the fodder for the cream and sophisticated by the work of the dough (and much more sophisticated than simple parallel incisions!).



    *Cream de Parisienne* - creamdeparisiennespa010

    (For 15 buns)


    • 500g flour (300g 65 + 200g 45)
    • 2.5 cc SAF Instant Yeast
    • 70g sugar
    • 260g milk
    • 1 medium egg (50g without shells)
    • 50g butter
    • 1cc salt


    1. Place all ingredients in the bowl of the map or the bowl of the robot except the butter is incorporated as soon as the dough pieces is formed and detaches from the walls. Let rise 1h-1h30.
    2. Pour the dough on a lightly flour work, degas, fold the dough 3 or 4 times on itself, put in bowl and let stand 30min.
    3. Divide into pieces of ~ 60g, balls, let relax 25min.
    4. Spread each roll dough pieces into oval 10 × 14cm

    *Cream de Parisienne* - creamdeparisiennespa002


    5. Submit a large DC on the pastry cream 1 / 2 top of the oval and with a cutting paste or a very good knife, cut in the lining of the vertical strips

    *Cream de Parisienne* - creamdeparisiennespa003


    Fold the dough on top to cover the filling and gently press to seal, then fold each strip of dough up and then in the bread to keep

    *Cream de Parisienne* - creamdeparisiennespa004

    Do not be afraid to handle the bread, the dough is a pleasure to work! Place on a baking sheet and let rise chemisée about 45min. 5. Gild the whole egg beaten with a pinch of salt, sprinkle of slivered almonds and bake in preheated oven Th6-7 (200 ° C) about 10min.

    *Cream de Parisienne* - creamdeparisiennespa007

    It is of course possible to change the trim, I also tested the compote of apples or with chocolate chips and many variants can be salted with lining in reducing the amount of sugar in the dough.

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    31 Oct 2005, 11:31 am
    by Mimosa


    thank you to the Japanese for this good idea for us to discover the blog of florence!

    1 Nov 2005, 11:23 am
    by Scherneel


    Thin I missed it!
    I do not know which way to look on your blog!

    28 Dec 2005, 2:55 pm
    by cancrelune


    This recipe is great! the result is superb! I think that going to do for lunch on January 1st!

    16 Feb 2006, 9:08 am
    by Evanna


    Beautiful and dare I say INRAT?
    I tried version salt by adding a tablespoon of sugar instead of 70g. Trim: thick béchamel and found bacon + grillés.C was simply delicious ...
    Thank you very much! I also tested the hearth bread, baguettes and then Paris - well I who had never made any bread I have succeeded!! proportions and advice is perfect.
    What more? : o))
    Again thank you

    26 May 2006, 4:49 am
    by Anonymous


    Thank you for this recipe and its explanation

    6 Jul 2006, 1:33 pm
    by Atika


    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh this all .... and above all thank you

    16 Jul 2006, 9:18 pm
    by Anonymous


    I just made these rolls and it is a success. They are soft as possible and so good!

    Thank you both for having explained the various stages.

    6 Mar 2007, 2:21 am
    by oum Koulthoum


    I just tested this recipe and it was delicious (ca will be published tomorrow on my blog)

    17 May 2007, 5:34 pm
    by Tiuscha


    It's very original and very beautiful, indeed more sophisticated! They are gifted those Japanese!

    17 May 2007, 5:49 pm
    by Anonymous


    beautiful, thank you for this recipe.

    17 May 2007, 5:50 pm
    by Easter


    Oops, the massage is prédent Pascale

    17 May 2007, 6:05 pm
    by Camille


    I'm in love and will quickly make these beautiful little cakes. Thank you Sandra!

    17 May 2007, 6:14 pm
    by Lisanka


    It looks excellent, yours have a very class!

    17 May 2007, 6:19 pm
    by Salwa


    It looks so good!

    17 May 2007, 7:13 pm
    by Rosa's Yummy yums


    Superb! It is really that I do, once ...

    I tinvite to do a little tour here, STP:
    http://rosas-yummy-yums.blogspot.com/2006/05/brunch-du-dimanche-meme.html

    I would like you to participate in a "meme (Thursday) that I created (if it tells you ...)!

    Bises,

    Rosa

    17 May 2007, 10:45 pm
    by Philo


    Your buns are super fine

    17 May 2007, 11:26 pm
    by Choum


    One word: j'aime!!

    8 Jul 2007, 7:44 am
    by Celine


    Avital coucou! A few words to tell you that I have tested your Cream of Paris to the little breakfast this morning and it was a real treat! The dough is great to work and get small succulent briochettes soft and super soft. A wonder! Thank you to you for this wonderful discovery!

    29 Jul 2007, 10:46 pm
    by Mélanie


    What SAF yeast? Baker's yeast?

    30 Jul 2007, 1:09 pm
    by Avital


    Mélanie, SAF yeast is a yeast bread that is dry to re-form in water or instant mix directly to the flour. In this case, always use the SAF Instant easier to find for me. You can also use another instant dry yeast or reactivate, and if you prefer the fresh, you use 20 to 25g for this recipe

    30 Jul 2007, 4:04 pm
    by Mélanie


    Okay, thank you very much ^ ^

    27 Feb 2008, 6:10 pm
    by helene06


    thank you for your recipe, I just test it is a delight!
    http://delicesdhelene.over-blog.com/article-16989539.html

    18 Mar 2008, 10:48 am
    by Anonymous


    I am now in the process of doing them, but I would need that Friday (can not do later), can I freeze them? or keep them friog? in a box? I do not want the cream or it turns dry. thank you a quick answer

    November 21, 2008, 6:36 pm
    by Anonymous


    thank you for this recipe, there is a repeat for snack or breakfast, quantities, time exercised, cooking time, everything is perfect. rafolle my husband! now I'll try the salt! to see with a small salad, nikel ptit for dinner ...
    thank you again
    Laurence74

    January 22, 2009, 6:16 pm (3 weeks ago)
    by Nawel


    waw, it's a delight, of what you did.
    I will try your recipe now and I'll give the answer
    Kisses and thank you for the recipe

    January 24, 2009, 2:09 am (3 weeks ago)
    by Nawel


    I try your recipe, it is a delice
    Thank you very much.
    I publish on my blog
    Bisous

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