Hi Michael 9/2/2016
bf> > (chuckle) I love that. Its and elegant expression of the condition.
ml> Sure is quiet ... well, that was a momentary thing. You
ml> ought to come in here more often - you are of course
ml> more than welcome, even though you offer few recipes.
Do you know I clean forgot about recipes? I was having fun spouting off and
didn't give it a thought.
I perhaps got a little deeply into the "as long as you talk about cooking
and/or food." sub-rule.
I'll try to buckle up and be a good citizen. Of course now I remember that
in my last re-incarnation I was a little slip shod too. But please Oh
Master, don't send any iron frying pans flying at my head!
ml> Aunt Ah's Pie Crust
Geeeese, just the thought....
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Title: Peach Napoleons
Categories: Deserts, Pies
Yield: 4 Servings
Crust
1.00 Sheet Pepperidge
Farms Puffed
Pastry Sheets
0.50 ts Milk
: FILLING
: Mix and chill
: 1 lb peaches, pitted and sliced
: 3 tb granulated sugar
: 1 tb lemon juice
: WHIPPED CREAM
: 1 c heavy whipping cream
1/2 c powdered sugar
1/2 ts almond extract
: CARAMEL SAUCE
: 2 tb butter
3/4 c granulated sugar
1/2 ts vanilla
1/2 c heavy whipping cream
Crust: sheet Pepperidge Farms Puffed Pastry Sheets Defrost and place
on floured surface Roll out to measure 9 * 12 inches Cut into 6
rectangles, each measuring 3 * 6 inches Place on oiled baking sheet
Pierce all pieces with a fork Brush each pastry with 1/2 tsp. of milk
Bake at 350 for 20 -
25 minutes
WHIPPED CREAM:
Whip ingredients together until nearly double in volume and soft peaks
form. Keep chilled until ready to assemble.
CARAMEL SAUCE: Combine all in a small,/ heavy saucepan and cook on
high heat until sugar melts and mixture/ begins to bubble at the
edges. REMOVE IMMEDIATELY. Whisk in very slowly whipping cream. Allow
to cool.
TO ASSEMBLE:
With a sharp knife, carefully split each pastry into 2 layers. Place
one layer on a plate, spoon some of the whipped cream mixture on top.
Place second pastry layer over peaches. Dust with powdered sugar and
serve. Repeat with remaining pastries.
Notes: - I remove the skin from the peaches
: - It may take some practice to get the caramel sauce just
right, but the results of a perfected caramelizing technique produces
a first-rate flavor. Walt
UPloaded to Cooking Echo by Burt Ford 9/2/16
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