Palmiers, French Puff Pastry Hearts
Palmiers On A Plate |
Sliced Palmiers ready to go into the oven |
**Tip** Puff pastry is a home cooks secret weapon. For convenience sakes I try and keep a box or two in my freezer at all times.
This recipe had been slightly adapted from Budget Bytes.com.
yield: Approx 20
Palmiers, French Puff Pastry Hearts
prep time: 20 MINScook time: total time: 20 mins
Palmiers are flaky and crispy with a caramelized sugar exterior. Quick and easy to prepare, guaranteed to impress.
INGREDIENTS:
- 1 sheet puff pastry, thawed( I used Pepperidge Farm)
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons white sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/3 cup walnuts, (place in a plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin)
- 1 tablespoon honey
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Preheat oven to 400°, Line baking sheet with parchment paper or use a silpat.
- Unfold puff pastry and place on top of the powdered sugar and smooth roll out pastry. With a rolling pin gently roll to a 13 x 13 inch square. Generously sprinkle the top with the brown and white sugars, cinnamon and walnuts. Drizzle with honey. Press mixture lightly into pastry with rolling pin. Roll the sides of the square towards each other until they meet in the middle. The tighter you roll the pastry the smaller your Palmier will be. The looser you roll the larger.
- Cut dough into 3/8 slices, set on baking sheet, cover pan in cling wrap and chill in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
- Bake in preheated oven until crisp and golden brown, about 12 to 15 minutes, turning halfway. Allow palmiers to rest on baking sheet for a couple of minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool.
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I know them, they are so delicious and they look so cute:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Natalia, they are delicious!
DeleteSo flaky and enticing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie, Happy Holidays!
DeleteI usually have puff pastry on hand for the same reason! This recipe looks amazing, and I'd love to make palmers this Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth, puff pastry is wonderful for those quick meals and desserts we all need from time to time. Take care!
DeleteI can't remember the last time I made these. You are right, the recipe is so versatile and perfect for when you need something in a hurry.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tandy! Happy Holidays!
DeleteMmm a decadent Holiday treat! My Grandpa was a baker in WWII and made his own puff pastry. That is a challenge I have yet to take on! Your idea of keeping some in the freezer is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteWow! from what I understand puff pastry is tough to make, good for him. take care Mindy, Happy Holidays!
DeleteThey look so pretty and very tasty, Cheri! I love puff pastry treats :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan, I was surprised how easy these were to make, will be making again:) Happy Holidays!
DeleteI never thought I cared for palmiers until I tried homemade ones, and these look amazing, Cheri! I haven't used puff pastry in so long -- it's especially perfect for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marcie, I never used puff pastry much until this year, and now I try and always keep a box in the freezer for quick and easy meals and desserts.
DeletePuff pastry is surprisingly easy to make. But it takes forever! I made it in catering college, aeons ago, and swore then that I'd buy frozen in future. :) Rough puff takes far less time, and would be great for these delicious treats.
ReplyDeleteHi Johnny, never heard of rough puff before, will have to check it out. I've never made puff pastry from scratch, have always been a little intimadated by the process. Take care!
DeleteYour palmiers look extra crispy, perhaps it is the two kinds of sugar.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the brown sugar and cinnamon? just noticed that I did not add it on my list of ingredients, will correct now, thanks Karen.
DeleteI've always wanted to try these! They look fantastic and so flaky!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tricia, they are pretty simple, even for me;)
DeleteWhat a great version of palmiers, with the chocolate and nuts! I love that. I haven't made them in a while but each time I do, everyone loves them. Yours looks perfectly made.
ReplyDeleteThanks Monica, they are a hit around here too.
Deletei always think these are so impressive! the sweet version is definitely my favorite, but i wouldn't turn down a savory twist either! :) puff pastry = magic.
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace, I need to try a savory version, puff pastry is the best.
DeleteThese would be so special for a holiday breakfast or brunch! Especially cool that they aren't difficult!
ReplyDeleteI know right, we all need a few quick and easy recipes. Thanks Inger!
DeleteDon't have any puff pastry in my freezer at the moment -- gotta correct that, and soon! Mainly so I can make these. :-) Really good. And they ARE easy, although they don't look like they are. Well, easy if you don't make your own puff pastry -- something I never do anymore. Fun post -- thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks John, yes, these really are quick and easy. Take care!
DeleteDelightful Cheri with the chocolate and nuts. I love the texture and flavor. Thanks for sharing at DI&DI. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family Linda!!
DeleteThanks Dena!
ReplyDeleteOh, boy, do I love palmiers and yours look fabulous. I'm making an appetizer with puff pastry and I should save the scraps for a few cookies :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Liz, I did not realize these were so easy to make, love puff pastry.
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ReplyDeleteThese look positively sensational Cheri! I think I shall give them a try in the next couple of weeks. Thanks for sharing this sweet treat!
ReplyDeleteThanks Peggy, hope you get a chance. Happy Holidays!
DeleteYour German cookies look amazing!!! Wow, is all I can write :-)
ReplyDeleteVelva
Thanks Velva, we enjoyed them a little too much;)
DeleteI just learned of Palmiers last week, and am excited to try them! You are so right about needing recipes like these up our sleeves :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kris, my daughter used to work at a french restaurant and bakery. Thats where I first tasted one of these, since then I've been hooked.
DeleteThese look beautiful and I wonder if they could be shaped like hearts (with the raspberry and chocolate) for Valentine's Day?! Cheri, if you ever get a chance to try Dufour puff pastry, you will love it! AJ's carries it and, yes, it is expensive but it is all butter! Yum!
ReplyDeleteHi David, thanks for the tip, I will definitely try it. That is exactly what this recipe needs. Happy Holidays!
DeleteThose pastries look so good! Palmiers are my favorite make it yourself French pastry. They are definitely a great dessert to make when you need something amazing and you need it now. I'm looking forward to the shaved chocolate, nut and raspberry jam combination.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Cheri, I so enjoy visiting your blog and time is so short these days! These beautiful pastries are divine and I look forward to seeing your photography each time as it really stands out. Everything looks so lovely!
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