Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Mango Puffs



I spent the whole of last Saturday besides doing the marketing….......B *A * K * I * N *G away :P . I was so attracted to this Peach Puffs which I came across while looking for inspiration to bake something new :) I knew I can’t leave it alone…. for the itch urge was too great …so ended up having this for dessert with a cuppa of hot black coffee ! Of course I can’t eat all this alone, so evenly distributed among Piggy cuz and niece and nephew….and kept two for myself * wink,wink** coz waistline is getting broader and the skirt doesn't fit now :P

I have some mangoes in the fridge so I used fresh mangoes instead of peaches…it turned out okay but the shape is errr ..….taste wise it was good , smell delicious with the cinnamon and nutmeg powder . The brioche dough was a bit too soft and it was hard to handle and the end result was SOME very out of shape cinnamon delicious mango puffs….maybe the resting time in the fridge was not enough ( should be at least 24 hours rest time in the fridge ... I sat it there for only 4 hours) or I missed out some texts in my eagerness to get to the dough done. Everything was perfect except the dough was a bit soft , I was not able to roll into a thin sheet. So instead , I just take take a small ball of the dough and using the thumbs to push the dough upwards to line a tart case like making the Portugese egg tart. Filled with rich almond cream and topped with diced mango….mmmmm DELICIOUS though the puffs were a bit out of shape. Can never beat the original one :)) Mine may not attract you but go hop over to Little Blue Hen
I was attracted because she used the brioche dough in place of the normal puff pastry and it was a marvellous bake alright and she is such an innovative person.....

enough resting time, the dough would be firmer :))

I forgotten to make the dough pastry thinner so
by the time it proofed the second time it was a bit
thick, if thinner you get to taste more of the fillings :(

big and puffy .....errr...but cute though :p

you can serve them in ramekin if you like :)

delicious with a cuppa of hot black coffee...agree with me?


Click here for the recipe



Thanks to Little Blue Hen for such a creative puff :)))



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12 comments:

  1. Dear Elin!
    Greetings!
    You did tell me you liked mango!
    These puffs almost looke like small souffles!
    My waistline is going to suffer again! LOL
    Cheers,
    Robert-Gilles

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  2. Wow! the puff looks great! I'm sure they tasted good with mango..

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  3. I think they look fantastic....I love Mango

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  4. The mango puffs were DELICIOUS! Slurrrrrp! All gone in seconds! :P Piggy Cuz

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  5. Mmm mango. I thought about making them again with mango, but fresh ripe mango is such a treat here in the cold north that I just ate them!

    So glad you enjoyed the recipe! Thanks for the kind words. =)

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  6. Love them, they look so good, and I love mango!!!

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  7. Wonderful use of sweet and tropical mangoes. You've taken them from the 'beach' to the fine dining table.

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  8. Hi Elin, I have passed on The Kreative Award to you.

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  9. Oh my, these are beautiful! we are saving this recipe and doing it on Sunday for Brunch. As always, you photos and description are star quality. Thanks, s

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  10. @ shizuokagourmet : Dear Robert,yup, I do love mango...haha if possible mango ice cream, mango pudding and mango salad...next projek, I am going try out mango tofu..stay tuned :P

    @ tracieMoo : Hi Tracie, yup mango goes well with this puff :)

    @ Miranda : Hi Miranda, thanks for your encouragement again...:)

    @ Piggy Cuz : Haha, thanks...more to come when u are off your 'D ' programme :P

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  11. @ Stacy : Hi Stacy, thank you so much for sharing this awesome recipe with us. You are so creative and I have lotz to learn from you.

    Over here in Malaysia those imported from Australia and India are expensive too. Only the locals and Thai ones are cheaper. So I normally use the Thai for making salad, cake and pudding :)

    So happy that you drop by :)) Thanks once again for that great recipe.

    @ Christelle : Hi, hope you try this out...great for afternoon tea :)

    @ TheGourmetGirl : Hi Elaine, thanks for your kind word, haha I am much encouraged by it :)

    @ Kenny T : Haha Thanks for the award...:)))

    @ s.stockwell : Hi SS, hope you will like it and have fun making them...I am sure your family will love this mango puff! And thanks for your kind word..am very much encouraged :))

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  12. Hi Elin,

    wow looks good n puffy...I think its beautiful.m yet to make the choc spiral bread...LAZY...but will soon.

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