MasterClass Cream Horn Moulds, Stainless Steel, Pro Pastries Cone Shapers, Blister Packed, 6 Piece Set, Silver, 14 cm

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Whisk the set custard to loosen it slightly, then add the whipped cream, orange zest and chopped ginger.

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If you choose to add the heavy cream (which I highly recommend) add it in before turning up the speed. I love using dough sheets to make blueberry puff pastry and these mini chocolate puff pastries that are very similar to cream horns, but with a chocolate filling. When I saw the pictures I wondered how you achieved the horn shape, of course it would be something as easy as a mould! Allow the horns to cool slightly, then use a clean kitchen towel to gently twist the mold out and place them on a wire rack to finish cooling. You can also jazz them up in so many ways – I want to try them with a chocolate filling, or drizzled in chocolate or caramel.You'll need about two strips for each horn, so join the end of one strip to the start of another with a little water and keep winding. Starting at the tip of a cream horn mould, wrap a strip of dough around in a spiral ensuring it overlaps. Bake for 12 minutes until light golden brown, remove from the oven and allow the dough to cool on the mold for 20 minutes. Roll the dough into a rectangle again, scatter the remaining butter over the bottom two thirds and fold as before. The water does not go into the recipe, it is only used to wet your fingers and help you prep the dough.

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Step 1: Begin by unfolding your puff pastry dough on a lightly floured surface and rolling it out with a lightly floured rolling pin. Make sure to lightly grip the end that is opposite from the direction you’re pulling the pastry off the mold from. The cream will need to be removed from the refrigerator for a few hours to allow it to soften to a creamy consistency. I found that if the pastry was well chilled, the cream horns came off of the molds without too much trouble, but if the pastry was warmer going into the oven, it really stuck to the molds. There is enough butter in the pastry dough that you do not need to spray your molds, this can actually make it hard for them to stay on the molds when prepping and baking.

You should be able to unfold the puff pastry without it cracking, but the pastry should still be very firm. Mascarpone Cheese: Easily make this mascarpone cheese recipe and then fold in sweetened whipped cream for a light filling like we do with this homemade cannoli recipe. They take surprisingly little effort to create too – just a strip of puff pastry wound around the mould and baked in the oven will result in a golden brown cone; finish off with a dusting of sugar and a generous filling of cream, and the results will look like you've spent hours in the kitchen! Expert Tip: Dip your fingers in water to soften the ends of the dough strips and make them sticky enough to adhere to each other.

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I highly recommend adding the heavy cream because it helps the filling whip up into a light texture and makes it easier to pipe. Spoon the cream in a piping bag fitted with a large star nozzle, pipe the mixture into the cream horns and top with the remaining fresh raspberries. I just wind the pastry around to half way to make mini cream horns and if I want large ones, I'll join the pastry and keep winding.

Chocolate: Either dip the baked pastry in melted chocolate and allow it to cool before filling, or drizzle it with melted chocolate after filling. Lay one of the strips flat on a clean work surface; using a pastry brush, moisten top with beaten egg. Cream Horns are just that perfect combination of flaky puff pastry, cream, sometimes a little jam, and often a dusting of icing sugar.

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Keep the second half of the pastry in the fridge until you are ready to use so the dough isn’t too warm.In Italy, these crispy pastries are known as "cannoncini" and can be filled with whipped cream, Italian pastry cream or mascarpone cream. However, it is believed that they were first created in Europe, possibly in Austria or Germany, in the 18th or 19th century. Yes, you’ll need some piping bags and nozzles, plus a small strainer or sifter to dust with icing sugar.