Friday, October 19, 2007

Durian Cream Puff




20 comments:

Yan said...

Aunty :
i wish i could go over to your place n grab mouthfuls of the lovely durian cream puffs. yums yumz.

Anonymous said...

hey!! aunt.. i have tried 6 recipes for cream puff it still not good.. is it ok if u send me yr recipe? i wanna try haha i always come yr blog n see n do..

Anonymous said...

Aunty....
This is so good, is this using the same custard recipe & just add durian puree?
Thank You
GBU
Racheline

Irene said...

Oh Aunty Yochana

The cream puff looks so cute when baked.

Please share this receipe...

I have been trying many cream puff recepe but none work.

I really appreciate from the bottom of my heart.

Regards
Irene
The young mummy who loves to bake for her two toddlers but can't bake

Anonymous said...

I was thrilled by your cakes, looks so attractive. I find that you have dedicate your time in baking.

L4niee said...

aunty,
umMm YuMMyyy .. i love cream puff .. and it's Durian!!! it must tastes havenly right??? ..

do you have a recipe for this YUmmie delicious Durian Cream Puff for me aunty??

L4niee

L4niee said...

aunty,
umMm YuMMyyy .. i love cream puff .. and it's Durian!!! it must tastes havenly right??? ..

do you have a recipe for this YUmmie delicious Durian Cream Puff for me aunty??

L4niee

akresource said...

can i know what piping nozzle size to make this pattern? mine is too small and always quite flat on the surface after bake.

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi akresource,

I anyhow grabbed a star nozzle. If you choux paste goes flat after piping, it shows that you have added in too much eggs. Pour in the eggs and mix gradually and if you find that it's of the right consistency, dropping off the wooden slowly, then it's o.k. If it drops very quickly, then it's too watery.

rgds

Anonymous said...

hi aunty,..can you pose a recipe for this? sorry for bothering you, thanks=)

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi,

Just use my cream puff recipe in my blog.

for fillings: Lightly cook some durian flesh over low heat. If it's not sweet enough, add in a little sugar to suit your taste. When it's cooled, just fold in some whip cream. That's all...very easy.

rgds

Hugbear said...

Lucy, love the shape of your cream puffs, so pretty. The durian puffs look so inviting too.

akresource said...

ok...anyway i think my star nozzle is too small to have this pattern..mine are those plastic ones...

Aunty Yochana said...

Yeah akresource,

Guess you have to go and buy those metal big start tip nozzles for your cream puffs.

rgds

Irene said...

Dearest Aunty Yochana

From your forum, I realised why all my cream puff come out flat.... too much egg.

I am sure to try it again and also eclair.

You said to cook durian flesh over low heat, will it get burnt? Can we just add into whipped cream directly?

Thank you very much for your kindness in answering our questions.

Best regards
Irene

Anonymous said...

These puffs sure looks inviting, aunty. I've made some over the weekend also. Mine are bite-sized.

Aunty Yochana said...

Dear Irene,

When adding eggs into the paste, make sure the paste is not too hot nor too cold. When it's slightly cooled, you can add in the eggs so that the choux paste is more firm.

No...cooking durian will not get burnt. I use a small stainless steel pot to cook. I added in some sugar too. Cook just until hot and then shut off. Keep stirring it while cooking.

rgds

Anonymous said...

Hey aunty

I was wondering why you needed to cook the durians? Is it ok if I just folded the cream into the durian pulp? Will the texture be smooth and creamy? Thanks!!

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi sher,

If you want to eat it instantly, you don't need to cook the durians but if you want to keep ovenight, do cook the durians to prevent it from getting rancid.

rgds

Unknown said...

hello auntie, can i know what is the ratio of the durian flesh and whip cream?

say 100g of durian flesh, with 100g of whip cream?