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Paris-Brest: the tasty French dessert recipe that you will love!

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Ingredients :

 

For the vanilla custard:

 

 

 

2 eggs (gr. M)

 

1 tablespoon of vanilla sugar

 

1 pinch of salt

 

1/2 vanilla pod, including the pulp

 

1/2 teaspoon orange paste

 

150g sugar

 

70g starch

 

500ml vanilla milk (I had oat milk)

 

160g soft butter

 

 

 

For 2 circles of choux pastry, 20 cm in diameter each:

 

 

 

100ml water

 

100 ml vanilla milk (or milk)

 

1 pinch of salt

 

2 tsp sugar

 

80g soft butter

 

120g flour

 

4 eggs (size M), beaten (including approx. 1 egg for the

 

blanket !)

 

A handful of slivered almonds for garnish

 

A little icing sugar for dusting

 

 

 

Preparation :

 

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Make vanilla custard:

 

 

 

In a saucepan, mix the two eggs well with the vanilla sugar, sugar, vanilla extract, orange paste and salt.

 

 

 

Add the cornstarch and mix it too.

 

 

 

Gradually add the cold milk and mix it evenly.

 

 

 

Bring everything to a boil, stirring constantly, until a pudding forms. Pour the pudding into a bowl and cover it with cling film to prevent a skin from forming.

Let it cool completely to room temperature (you can also make it the day before).

 

As soon as the pudding has reached room temperature, the room temperature butter can be gradually incorporated, in small pieces, using the beaters of an electric mixer, until you have a smooth buttercream with peaks. Do not overmix!

 

An alternative is to beat the soft butter into a foam first and add the pudding little by little. Also in this case, do not overmix.

 

The buttercream can be chilled for an hour before being applied, so it will keep its shape even better!

 

This cream can also be used to fill cakes! It is also called โ€œGerman buttercreamโ€!

 

 

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