How To Work With Frozen Puff Pastry

Ivan Red Jr. Author: Ivan Red Jr. Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Work With Frozen Puff Pastry

Frozen puff pastry is a great lifesaver for many housewives. It will always help when you need to quickly prepare puffs with various fillings, pies and even a cake.

 
 

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Frozen puff pastry is a great lifesaver for many housewives. It will always help when you need to quickly prepare puffs with various fillings, pies and even a cake.

Busy housewives especially like ready-made puff pastry, as it takes a long time to cook homemade puff pastry, and they always have little time, and at the same time, relatives are constantly waiting for delicious pastries from them. We buy ready-made puff pastry in frozen form. And in order for baking to be successful, it is necessary to take into account several nuances:

- Defrost puff pastry on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator or, in extreme cases, on the table at room temperature. Do not defrost puff pastry in the microwave, over a pot of hot water, or on a hot radiator;

- Roll out the puff pastry in one direction. Such dough does not like being rolled out in different directions;

- start working with the dough when it is almost defrosted and retains its elasticity. Don't wait for the dough to thaw until it's very soft. It is difficult to work with such a dough and then it will rise poorly;

- Cut the dough with a very sharp knife. If you see that the dough has become so soft that it reaches for the knife, then it is better not to cut the dough, but simply press the knife with the sharp side to the dough from above. This will keep the dough layers intact and cut the dough evenly into pieces.

Recipes with puff pastry ingredient

Ingredients:
  • puff pastry
We will need:
  • Knife
  • Cutting board
  • rolling pin

How to work with frozen puff pastry step by step instructions with photos

Step 1

 

For work, we need puff pastry, a cutting board, a rolling pin, a sharp knife.

Step 2

 

Defrost the dough on the bottom shelf of the refrigerator or on the counter at room temperature. Defrost the dough in its original packaging or wrap it with cling film so that the dough does not dry out on top.

Step 3

 

Roll out layers of thawed dough in one direction, for example, only “away from you”.

Step 4

 

Cut the puff pastry with a very sharp knife. Make sure that the dough does not drag behind the knife when working.

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