What do you do with leftover pâte feuilletée (puff pastry)? Make chaussons (popovers) filled with pear compote, of course! Ken had preserved some pears last fall and they were just calling out to be used, so I made a quick compote by cooking them with a little sugar, vanilla, and cinnamon.
Then I rolled out my scraps of puff pastry from January (after I thawed them) and cut out small circles of dough. I spooned some of the compote on each circle, closed them over the filling and painted them with egg wash. Into the oven and about twenty minutes later, voilà!
Cor! What a mass of sticky goodness!
ReplyDeleteWishing one of those could be magic-ed over...a perfect match for the coffee I'm drinking right now :-)
ReplyDeleteAntoinette
OMG! I love popovers and those look absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeleteYou're giving me ideas Walt! FAT ideas. Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh, my, yes, I would love one of those with my coffee right this moment. Oooh! Well done, monsieur!
ReplyDeleteI think you're just trying to entice more people to "pop-over" for a delightful snack chez vous.
ReplyDeleteI've got some café au lait to drink as I read this and I would love a bite of your popovers to go along with it!
ReplyDeleteMary in Oregon
Your leftovers always look way better than mine.
ReplyDeleteI think you two must eat better (ie: more variety and yummy looking things) than anyone I know! Always something delicious popping up on your blogs.
ReplyDeleteNice blog. I found a new way to use leftover roast lamb. http://caroleschatter.blogspot.co.nz/2012/02/salad-with-leftover-lamb.html
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