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If you’ve ever had a palmier, this is a similar concept…Pailles are like two palmiers sandwiched with jam. Similar to palmiers, you maneuver a sheet of puff pastry through a series of sugaring, folding and cutting to wind up with a pastry that’s a squiggle of a zillion sweet layers. I like things like this to be well-caramelized– no pale spots! I filled my bronzed pailles with huckleberry jam, finally finishing off a jar that I feel I’ve had forever. Sweet satisfaction all around.
For the recipe, see Baking Chez Moi by Dorie Greenspan. It’s also here, but I have to say, I found the picture of the process included in the book’s recipe to be very helpful. I have a short attention span for long instructions. Don’t forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
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So gorgeous, Steph!
Comment by saffronandhoney— March 27, 2018 #
thanks! xoxo
Comment by steph (whisk/spoon)— March 27, 2018 #
Oh my, those look good…so beautifully caramelized.
Comment by Zosia— March 27, 2018 #
Your cookies look so cute. We have used up some jam for this one too. A nice surprise for me with this one.
Comment by Diane Zwang— March 27, 2018 #
I loved the caramelised puff pastry – so good!
Comment by Cakelaw— March 27, 2018 #
They look perfect and perfectly caramelized. I baked mine for an extra 5 minutes but the still came out a little pale. My husband actually said they looked like palmiers though he couldn’t remember the name. Maybe that is what I’ll do with the leftover puff pastry… I feel as if I might be able to tackle that after reading your description. Thanks!
Comment by Summer— March 28, 2018 #
Yours are lovely and “French baked” ❤ I was also thankful for the step-by-step image in the book!
Comment by Mardi (eat. live. travel. write.)— March 29, 2018 #